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REMIX Lab

@RemixLab
We strive to improve population mental health through impact-oriented research that transforms care and services. Led by Dr. @mattmenear, located @VITAM_sante.
Quebec City
Joined May 2024
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    REMIX Lab
    @RemixLab
    May 4, 2024
    Welcome to the X account for the REMIX Lab! Our interdisciplinary team strives to improve population mental health through collaborative, impact-oriented research that transforms the delivery and organization of health and social services. Located @VITAM_sante in Quebec City.
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    @RemixLab
    May 17, 2024
    Notre équipe @RemixLab sera au Colloque de @AQRP_SM du 27 au 29 mai à Lévis. Pour voir mon allocution lors d'une conférence de presse pour le colloque, utilisez ce lien : youtube.com/watch?v=Q4qFxo… Pour plus d'information sur le colloque: aqrp-sm.org/colloque
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    @RemixLab
    May 17, 2024
    Thanks to Savannah Dubé from the @RemixLab for presenting preliminary results from our study examining clinical-administrative co-management practices in Quebec primary care settings. It was a terrific poster session @CAHSPR in Ottawa!
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    @RemixLab
    May 17, 2024
    The @RemixLab was active @CAHSPR this week! Thanks to Marjorie Brochu for presenting the results of a review examining recovery-oriented practices in psychiatric intensive care units. Marjorie studies in psychology at @USherbrooke and has a passion for the recovery approach.
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    REMIX Lab
    @RemixLab
    May 4, 2024
    Our vision: Health services that are accessible, person-centred, integrated and recovery-oriented. Service users empowered to be partners in their care and in the organization and improvement of services. Systems that are equitable and that rapidly learn, improve and innovate.
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