Why have suicide rates not increased during the pandemic? An interrupted time series of suicides in Ontario to examine changes in demographics and methods during the pandemic; an interrupted time series analysis and descriptive study of suicides looking at the effects of states of emergencies on suicides; and a mixed methods study of people who survive opioid overdoses to examine whether suicide deaths have been displaced into opioid overdose deaths.
Making visible the impacts of the COVID‑19 pandemic on pregnant Indigenous people in Ontario who experience mandatory evacuation for birth: A qualitative Indigenous feminist research health analysis
Addressing the mental health & addiction needs of children and youth during the COVID‑19 pandemic: Using real-time community and hospital data to identify, forecast, and meet their needs
The effects of school and childcare participation during the COVID‑19 pandemic on young children and their parents: the TARGet Kids! Study of Children and Families
Investigating the mental health and resiliency of key Canadian health professionals involved in primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention amid the COVID‑19 pandemic: A qualitative study to identify and understand work stressors among medical laboratory technologists, pharmacists, occupational therapists, and physiotherapists, and lessons learned to optimize quality of health care
Assessing and Mitigating the Food Insecurity Consequences of COVID‑19 Public Health Measures on Marginalized Refugees and Migrants in Canada, Latin America and Africa
