Goals of the ARCNET Community of Practice are to:
- encourage and enable coordination among academics, researchers, and clinicians, by maintaining a pan-Canadian network;
- provide a national mechanism which coordinates academics, researchers, clinicians, other subject matter experts, and PSP, as well as to facilitate engagement between researchers and PSP stakeholders; and
- exchange and disseminate new knowledge generated by researchers in support of PSP, their leaders, and their families.
Who should join: ARCNET is open to researchers, academics, clinicians, students, and policy, program, or practice professionals with an interest in public safety personnel (PSP) mental health and well-being.
Benefits of membership:
ARCNET membership provides a community of practice in which to:
- Highlight and share relevant research for use in knowledge mobilization efforts
- Identify critical needs, questions, and research gaps on relevant issues
- Identify funding gaps and opportunities
- Support knowledge translation and mobilization efforts with PSP stakeholders
- Support the development and maintenance of evidence-based services for PSP
- Provide specific and reliable expert guidance and insight to PSP stakeholders
- Identify opportunities for advancements that support PSP mental health
Membership
Join a collaborative network of researchers, academics, and clinicians:
Questions about ARCNET membership or participation? Please contact the CIPSRT Knowledge Mobilization Team at