Ian Dawe

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Dr. Ian Dawe is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto. He is the Program Chief and Medical Director (Mental Health) at Trillium Health Partners His experiences to date have helped continually shape and refine his vision of a larger Mental Health System that: 1) has the consumer and his/her family at its centre; 2) where highly accessible services are tailored to that consumer’s need with a view to increased quality of life; 3) where services are linked and coordinated so that consumers move easily from one part of the system to another; 4) where best practice services are evidence based and are well-integrated within the broader continuum of care provided by h...

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Dr. Ian Dawe is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto. He is the Program Chief and Medical Director (Mental Health) at Trillium Health Partners His experiences to date have helped continually shape and refine his vision of a larger Mental Health System that: 1) has the consumer and his/her family at its centre; 2) where highly accessible services are tailored to that consumer’s need with a view to increased quality of life; 3) where services are linked and coordinated so that consumers move easily from one part of the system to another; 4) where best practice services are evidence based and are well-integrated within the broader continuum of care provided by h...

zero suicide public health mental health suicide prevention