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Report on Findings and Implications for an Ethical Decision-Making Framework for Information Sharing

This report examines ethical information sharing in Calgary’s homeless-serving sector, identifying challenges around consent, privacy, trust and inconsistent practices. It proposes a decision-making framework combining Indigenous and Western values, supported by practical guidelines, training and organizational oversight to help service providers make consistent, collaborative and client-centred information-sharing decisions.

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Understanding the Current Landscape of Emerging Adult Mental Health Services and Needs in Calgary and Surrounding Areas

This report examines mental health needs among Calgary-area emerging adults aged 15–24, identifying barriers including fragmented services, long waits, cost...

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Converge Mental Health Case Study Summary – Zero Waitlists for Mental Health Suppors in Calgary AB

CONVERGE Mental Health identified significant gaps in Calgary’s mental health system, including long waitlists, fragmented referrals and uneven access. The...

Information Sharing Framework

Mental Health Services Information Sharing Framework (Alberta) v.3 with Appendices

This framework helps Alberta mental health organizations collaborate and safely share client information across sectors while respecting privacy legislation, consent...

Converge Learning Series & Webinars

Research Power Hour with Dr. Mary Bartram – August 2026

Dr. Mary Bartram’s research examines Canada’s $5-billion federal mental health transfer, highlighting expanded services, innovation and improved data, while identifying...

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