By Vanessa Evans on December 3, 2020 in News
A new video resource covering the main takeaways from the Patient and Family Guide to the CANMAT and ISBD Guidelines on the Management of Bipolar Disorder is available now. Watch the video on our resource page.
By Vanessa Evans on June 11, 2020 in News
CANMAT is proud to announce the release of C-IMPACT BD, an accredited, interactive point-of-care web-based program designed to help clinicians apply the 2018 Bipolar guidelines in practice. C-IMPACT BD has been developed to facilitate the application of these guidelines into practice by providing case-specific recommendations at point of care. The program’s interactive nature will also […]
By Vanessa Evans on June 8, 2020 in News
The Patient and Family Guide to the CANMAT and ISBD Guidelines on the Management of Bipolar Disorder is now available in French. The Patient and Family Guide – Guide pour le patient et sa famille sur la prise en charge des troubles bipolaires d’après les guides de pratique du CANMAT et de l’ISBD – presents the […]
By Vanessa Evans on March 30, 2020 in News
The sudden death of Professor Glenda MacQueen on March 26, 2020, is an immeasurable loss to her family, her many friends and her many colleagues throughout Canada and internationally. We have known Glenda for more than two decades as a wonderful colleague and exceptionally gifted clinician-scientist. As a long-time Board member for CANMAT, she was […]
By Vanessa Evans on March 19, 2020 in News
We are pleased to announce that the new Patient and Family Guide to the CANMAT and ISBD Guidelines on the Management of Bipolar Disorder is now available. The Patient and Family Guide was developed to translate the key principles of the CANMAT and ISBD clinical guidelines for bipolar disorders so that they are accessible to […]
By Vanessa Evans on September 12, 2019 in News
The Exercise and Depression Toolkit is an evidence-based resource designed to support health care providers in exploring exercise as a treatment option for depression in collaboration with their patient or client. CANMAT guidelines now recommend exercise as a stand-alone treatment for mild-moderate depression, and as an adjunctive treatment for moderate-severe depression. The Exercise and Depression […]