Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health
Overview
Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health is a scientific journal, published since 1982 in English and French. The journal's country of origin is Canada and its primary focus areas are psychology and health services.
Details
Details
Abbr.
Can J Commun Ment Health
Start
1982
End
Continuing
Frequency
Two no. a year
p-ISSN
0713-3936
e-ISSN
1929-7084
Country
Canada
Languages
English
French
French
Specialties
Psychology
Health Services
Health Services
Metrics
Metrics
h-index / Ranks: 10816
28
SJR / Ranks: 11973
292
CiteScore / Ranks: 14138
0.50
Recent Articles
1.
Piat M, Boyer R, Cloutier S, Fleury M, Lesage A
Can J Commun Ment Health
. 2016 Apr;
31(1):67-85.
PMID: 27099410
The aim of this study is to better understand the role of housing in the recovery of people living with severe mental illness. Forty residents of various kinds of structured...
2.
Piat M, Sabetti J
Can J Commun Ment Health
. 2016 Apr;
28(2):17-33.
PMID: 27099409
This article examines how the recovery concept has been introduced into national mental health policies in New Zealand, Australia and the England. Five overall themes are identified as critical in...
3.
Saewyc E, Chen W
Can J Commun Ment Health
. 2015 Dec;
32(1):79-94.
PMID: 26709332
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among adolescents in Canada and globally. The purpose of our study was to calculate what proportion of adolescent suicide attempts could be...
4.
Lemoine O, Lavoie S, Poulin C, Poirier L, Fournier L
Can J Commun Ment Health
. 2006 Jun;
24(2):127-43.
PMID: 16774140
Providing care to a friend or relative suffering from a mental health problem can affect the physical and mental health of the caregiver. In the Montreal Mental Health Survey, 405...
5.
Leavey J
Can J Commun Ment Health
. 2006 Jun;
24(2):109-26.
PMID: 16774139
Current understanding of youth aged 15-24 experiencing mental health problems is limited. Through a qualitative analysis of the subjective experiences of 7 male and 6 female youths, 4 core categories...
6.
Erickson P, Callaghan R
Can J Commun Ment Health
. 2006 Jun;
24(2):99-108.
PMID: 16774138
In Ontario, those dependent on substances are no longer eligible for welfare payments based on an addiction disability. While the impact of this program has not been assessed, evidence from...
7.
Jacobson N, Altenberg J, Barnes J, Cusson R, Rowley V, McKinnon B
Can J Commun Ment Health
. 2006 Jun;
24(2):85-97.
PMID: 16774137
In Ontario, many people are calling for recovery to become the overarching philosophy and goal of the mental health system. Mental health service organizations are key to promoting recovery, but...
8.
OReilly R, Gray J
Can J Commun Ment Health
. 2006 Jun;
24(2):77-83.
PMID: 16774136
This paper reviews the major studies of mandatory outpatient treatment (MOT) and examines why there has been inconsistency in some of the findings. Attempts to answer the question "is mandatory...
9.
Perodeau G, Paradis I, Ducharme F, Cohen D, Collin J
Can J Commun Ment Health
. 2006 Jun;
24(2):55-75.
PMID: 16774135
Using qualitative data and quantitative measures of psychological distress, this research examines attitudes towards psychotropic drug use among 14 home care recipients and their caregivers. It relates these attitudes to...
10.
MacCourt P, Tuokko H
Can J Commun Ment Health
. 2006 Jun;
24(2):35-53.
PMID: 16774134
The Seniors Mental Health Policy Lens (SMHPL) is an analytical tool developed to identify unintended negative effects of current and planned policies, programs, and practices on seniors' mental health. It...