The Addiction & Mental Health (AMH) Knowledge Bites Lunch & Learn Series is a quarterly event hosted by the Alberta Health Services Provincial AMH team. This series is intended for evaluators, researchers, decision makers, health professionals, and others with an interest in Addiction & Mental Health-related evidence topics.
A guest speaker will be invited to present their latest findings from a completed evaluation, research or quality improvement project relevant to the field of Addiction & Mental Health, specifically highlighting the implications for practice.
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For more information email amh.knowledgeexchange@ahs.ca
The Lunch & Learn Series is held quarterly from 12:05 p.m. to 12:50 p.m.
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As part of AMH’s commitment to continuous knowledge sharing, the Lunch & Learn series has launched an annual report that spotlights all speakers and the key messages from their presentations.
That's a Wrap: AMH Knowledge Bites Lunch & Learn Presenters
Past events can be on viewed on the AHS AMH YouTube Channel.
February 2023: Critical Opportunities in the Emergency Department for People Who Use Substances with Dr. Kathryn Dong and Chris Cardinal
November 2022: Blackfoot Confederacy Partnered Research on Opioid Use Disorder Treatment with Bonnie Healy, Rita Henderson, and Patrick McLane
September 2022: Psychological Interventions with Youth at Risk of Psychosis with Dr. Jean Addington
February 1, 2022: “You’re so lazy”: Stigma and self-stigma in ADHD with Dr. Emma Climie and Kristina Jelinkova
November 25, 2020:Staying Connected: Consumer experience of the recovery journey and long-term engagement with a rural mental health clinic with John Doell and Lyuda Krupin
September 15, 2020: Peer Support Pilot in Five Community Services with Beverley Thompson, Donna L. Rutherford, Yvonne Benson, and Michael McComb
July 16, 2020: Increasing Access to Care for Individuals Living with Opioid Use Disorder: Evaluation Results from a Primary Health Care Focused Approach in Alberta with Sarah Fotheringham and Judith Krajnak (no video available)
