Welcome ! Resource Launch: Systematic Reviews on Mental Health and Addictions Tuesday October 13, 2015 1 to 2 pm
Your Host… Nandini Saxena Manager, Knowledge Exchange/Evidence Exchange Network
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Presenters Maureen Dobbins Heather Husson Scientific Director, Manager, Health Evidence Health Evidence
Agenda • What is Health Evidence • What is EENet • Scenario-based searching • Q&A
Getting to know you! • Poll: What is your primary role in your organization? • Poll: In what sector do you work? • Poll: In what region of Ontario do you work?
The Health Evidence Team Kristin Read Heather Husson Olivia Marquez Susannah Watson Research Coordinator Manager Research Coordinator Project Coordinator Maureen Dobbins Scientific Director Jennifer Yost Zhi (Vivian) Chen Bethel Woldemichael Emily Sully Assistant Professor Research Assistant Research Assistant Research Assistant Students: Emily Belita (PhD candidate) Liz Kamler Robyn Traynor Yaso Gowrinathan Research Assistant Publications Consultant Information Liaison
What is www.healthevidence.org ? Evidence inf nfor orm Decision Making
A Model for Evidence-Informed Decision Making National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools. (revised 2012). A Model for Evidence-Informed Decision-Making in Public Health (Fact Sheet). [http://www.nccmt.ca/pubs/FactSheet_EIDM_EN_WEB.pdf]
Stages in the process of Evidence-Informed Public Health National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools. Evidence-Informed Public Health. [http://www.nccmt.ca/eiph/index-eng.html]
6S Pyramid National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools. Search Pyramid. [http://www.nccmt.ca/eiph/search-eng.html]
Health Evidence TM Search Strategy • Electronic searches (monthly): MEDLINE & PubMed, EMBASE, CINAHL, PsycINFO; (annually): Sociological Abstracts, BIOSIS, SportDiscus • Handsearches (monthly): Cochrane Library; evidence services: National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tool’s PublicHealth+, Knowledge Translation+, Best Evidence for Nursing+, MacPLUS Federated Search, Health Systems Evidence • To date >1,325,000 titles screened
Health Evidence TM Quality Appraisal • 5 relevance criteria • Independent critical appraised by two reviewers
What is EENet?
What is EENet’s goal ? • Make Ontario’s mental health and addictions system more evidence‐informed • Bring diverse people together to share evidence • Encourage the creation of evidence that responds to needs in the system • Help people to make use of evidence
EENet Supports • Connecting you with the evidence and expertise of diverse stakeholders throughout Ontario’s mental health and addictions system • Creating easy-to-use products and tools such as rapid reviews, infographics, and more • Providing KE support to system-level initiatives (Drug Treatment Funding Program, Systems Improvement through Service Collaboratives, etc.)
What is EENet Connect?
It’s about people: EENet Connect is an online community where stakeholders of Ontario’s mental health and addictions system can create online versions of their offline selves .
EENet Connect: • Reinforce existing relationships in Ontario’s mental health and addictions system, while allowing new ones to take root; • Build capacity and camaraderie across stakeholders; • Exchange evidence and resources; and • Offer an inclusive space to diverse stakeholders
EENet & Health Evidence TM Collaboration • EENet-specific relevance criteria: • Mental health & addictions interventions targeting populations/groups • Health promotion • Social determinants of health • Coordination of health services and sectors • Re-screened Health Evidence TM mental health and addictions content for the search period January 1, 2007 to March 31, 2014 • 389 reviews included in this sub dataset
Searchable Questions Think “ PICOS ” 1. P opulation (situation) 2. I ntervention (exposure) 3. C omparison (other group) 4. O utcomes 5. S etting
Poll: Have you heard of PICO? • Yes • No • Not sure 27
Scenario #1 • A manager at a community mental health agency wants to find out about first-episode psychosis services
• P any person experiencing 1 st episode psychosis • I psychosis services • C • O
Search Strategy
Results
Scenario #2 • A clinician working in a mental health hospital would like to develop a program for new mothers
• P new mothers • I mental health program • C • O
Search Strategy
Results
Scenario #3 • A university researcher is interested in programs and approaches that increase youth access to mental health care
• P youth [age range?] • I access to mental health care • C • O increase in access to services
Search Strategy
Results
Scenario #4 • A government policy advisor is interested in evidence-based ways to increase mental health promotion
• P general public • I mental health promotion • C • O increase in promotion
Search Strategy
Results
Need Help Searching? Contact Health Evidence TM info@healthevidence.org Health Evidence TM will help you develop your PICO and run your search
EENet is seeking applications for Communities of Interest! Interested in finding out more? Join an upcoming Q&A webinar on October 22 at 11 am – 12 pm to learn more about this exciting opportunity. Register NOW.
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