Accounting for Complexity and Context in Implementation through Coaching, Convening, and Co-Design: A New Intermediary’s Approach
Publication: Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health
7 December 2021
Abstract
The Centre of Excellence on PTSD (the Centre) is a new Canadian intermediary established in part to support the uptake of evidence-based practices among service providers treating veterans. Given the unique and complex landscape for veteran mental health service delivery, the Centre is developing networks and prioritizing co-design to address anticipated implementation challenges.
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Le Centre d’excellence sur le TSPT est un nouvel organisme canadien servant d’intermédiaire, créé notamment dans le but de soutenir l’adoption de pratiques fondées sur des données probantes par les fournisseurs de services offrant des traitements aux anciens combattants. La prestation de services en santé mentale destinée aux anciens combattants est une intervention complexe et unique. Pour cette raison, le Centre développe des réseaux et privilégie la conception conjointe afin de relever les défis quant à son implantation.
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Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health
Volume 40 • Number 3 • November 2021
Pages: 81 - 85
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Version of record online: 7 December 2021
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MaryAnn Notarianni and Fardous Hosseiny. 2021. Accounting for Complexity and Context in Implementation through Coaching, Convening, and Co-Design: A New Intermediary’s Approach. Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health.
40(3): 81-85. https://doi.org/10.7870/cjcmh-2021-024
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