David Rudoler

Looking for #researchparticipants who are #men in #ontario to share their experiences with #suicidalthoughts and #suicidalbehaviours during the #pandemic. Learn more here: camhstudies.ca/download/1357_…

Looking for #researchparticipants in #britishcolumbia, #manitoba to share their experiences with suicidal thoughts and behaviours during the #pandemic. Learn more about the study here: camhstudies.ca/download/1357_…

Looking for #researchparticipants who are #65+ years old in #ontario to share their experiences with suicidal thoughts and behaviours during the #pandemic. Learn more here: camhstudies.ca/download/1357_…

Research recruitment tweets incoming! Please share - we are working on a cross-Canada study to better understand experiences of people who had suicidal thoughts or behaviours during the COVID-19 pandemic. Their expertise can help us improve mental health care.

Today’s the day! Still can’t believe I was lucky enough to get a spot in the @Jeopardy season 39 Second Chance competition. Tune in tonight ❤️

This study is an opportunity for men in Ontario who experienced suicidal thoughts during the pandemic to discuss their experiences - please retweet and share!

🩺❤️‍🩹 Want an interwebs location to reliably find rigourous academic research about health services in Canada? The powerhouse team of @agrudniewicz @RuthLavergne @drudoler @LindsayKHedden have created a new website to tell you about their work & feature their excellent staff 🤩

Family medicine practice in Canada: In 4 Canadian provinces, from 1997 and 2018, physicians of all graduating cohorts saw fewer patients over time ➡️ cmaj.ca/lookup/doi/10.… @drudoler @RuthLavergne @ecpc_project

A new @ICESOntario #study busts the myth that early-career family #physicians are contributing to primary care shortages. We looked at the impact of career stage, time period, & graduation cohort on practice volume & continuity over 2 decades: bit.ly/3Yad0pb

Can we blame the #FamilyDoctorShortage on newer doctors not working like their older peers? NO, MILLENNIALS AREN'T THE PROBLEM A NEW STUDY in @CMAJ from @ECPC_project gives the deets on actual practice patterns for family docs in 4 provinces A 🧵 1/ cmaj.ca/lookup/doi/10.…

As part of the @ECPC_project looking at changes in primary care practice, we noticed that the average number of primary care visits per person has fallen faster among people who live in lower income neighbourhoods in BC equityhealthj.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

I’m very excited to share that my first first-authored peer-reviewed publication is now online! It may be of interest if you work in Canadian primary care policy and/or are curious about applying methodological rigour to policy scans. doi.org/10.1016/j.heal…

@KurdyakP @UofTPsych @uoftmedicine @simonevigod Congratulations, Paul!

@KarimaVelji Thank you very much!

@drudoler @OntarioShores @UofT_dlsph Welcome to @OntarioShores

Well, this is exciting! I'm really looking forward to collaborating with the folks at @OntarioShores and @UofT_dlsph, and to this amazing opportunity to contribute to research in population #mentalhealth.

@KurdyakP @OntarioShores Thanks, Paul.

Dr. Krystle Martin, an Ontario Shores research scientist & DRPS consultant, created the DRPSupport app with 4 @ontariotech_u students. The app will make it easier for emergency service employees to gain access to all mental health services. @DRPS torstar.co/2X5650EHCD6

#FamilyMembers: Are you interested in improving #suicideprevention? Check out this research study camhstudies.ca/download/282_S… to learn more.

Couldn’t agree more.

Not suicide. Not today. @CAMHnews launches its new campaign today. Colleague @juveriazaheer comments: "If we change the way to have the conversation, it may make it easier for people to ask for help & for us to improve the treatments we do have." Exactly. thestar.com/news/gta/2020/…