Instructions:
Click on the poster image or “PDF” link to view the poster as a PDF. Use CTRL+ or the Zoom-in button to enlarge.
Click the “PPT” link to view the poster in Powerpoint format.
Click the play button or “Play audio” link to listen to audio (if available).
Once you have viewed the posters, please vote for the People’s Choice Award, a $200 cash prize for posters with students or trainees as first author.
Student posters are denoted with “^” beside the first author name.
View the Poster Authors Booklet for more information about the authors.
Poster Guide:
Theme 1: Innovations in Digital Mental Health
1. VMood: Adaptation of an in-person depression intervention to a smartphone app
2. Effect of a Digital Intervention on Depressive Symptoms in Patients With Comorbid Hypertension or Diabetes in Brazil and Peru
3. Developing and Implementing a Machine Intelligence Mental Health System Navigation Chatbot to Support Healthcare Workers in Two Canadian Provinces
4. Facilitators and Barriers of E-Mental Health Resources: Perspectives from Culturally Diverse Populations
individual.
Theme 2: COVID-19 and Mental Health Equity
5. Fiji Regional Telehealth Project
Theme 3: Collaborative engagement in global mental health
6. The Tapestry Tool: A Collaborative, Interactive, and Non-Linear Online Learning Tool
7. Heartbeat – Creating Recovery Project: theatre as a tool for the inclusion of autistic people during the pandemic
8. Collaborative Care Model for Depression in Rural Nepal
9. Strengths and challenges of virtual community-based participatory research: takeaways from a bipolar disorder mHealth project
Theme 1: Innovations in Digital Mental Health
1. VMood: Adaptation of an In-person Depression Intervention to a Smartphone App
^Leena Chau, Vu Cong Nguyen, Viet Anh Duong, Hayami Lou, John O’Neil
Faculty of Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University, Institute of Population, Health and Development (Vietnam)
2. Effect of a Digital Intervention on Depressive Symptoms in Patients With Comorbid Hypertension or Diabetes in Brazil and Peru
Liliana Hidalgo, on behalf of the Latin American Treatment and Innovation Network (LATIN-MH)
CRONICAS Center of Excellence in Chronic Diseases, Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, Lima, Peru
3. Developing and Implementing a Machine Intelligence mental Health System Navigation Chatbot to Support Healthcare Worker in Two Canadian Provinces (Study Protocol)
^Poster Presentation by Ali Zamani.
Study Team: Osmar Zaiane (PI), Eleni Stroulia (co-PI), Vincent Agyapong (co-PI), Andrew J. Greenshaw, Simon Lambert, Dave Gallson, Ken Porter, Deb Turner, Jasmine M. Noble, Mohamad Gharaat, Isabella Nikolaidis, Dylan Merrick, Nathanial Maeda, Rachel Goud
Department of Computing Science, University of Alberta.
4. Facilitators and Barriers of E-Mental Health Resources: Perspectives from Culturally Diverse Populations
^Shawna Narayan, Sharan Sandhu, Hiram Mok, Kendall Ho, David Kealy
Experimental Medicine, University of British Columbia (UBC); Surrey Mental Health and Substance Use, Fraser Health; Department of Psychiatry, UBC; Department of Emergency Medicine, UBC
Theme 2: COVID-19 and Mental Health Equity
5. Fiji Regional Telehealth Project
Odille Chang, Brigid Ryan
College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Fiji National University, Suva; International Unit, St. Vincent’s Mental Health Hospital, Melbourne
Theme 3: Collaborative engagement in global mental health
6. The Tapestry Tool: A Collaborative, Interactive, and Non-Linear Online Learning Tool
^Melanie Butt, Bita Jokar, Steven J. Barnes
7. Heartbeat – Creating Recovery Project: theatre as a tool for the inclusion of autistic people during the COVID-19 pandemic
Mariana Salas, Daniela Weilg
People’s Palace Projects, Queen Mary University of London; CRONICAS Centre of Excellence in Chronic Diseases, Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia
8. Collaborative Care Model for Depression in Rural Nepal
Nandini Choudhury, Pragya Rimal (co-first authors), Bibhav Acharya
Possible | Nyaya Health Nepal
9. Strengths and challenges of virtual community-based participatory research: takeaways from a bipolar disorder mHealth project
^Laura Lapadat, Emma Morton, Erin E. Michalak
CREST.BD, Department of Psychiatry, UBC
