Shauna Cronin

Accomplished health system leader with over 18 years experience as a systems change professional with specific focus on developing integrated systems of care with equity based frameworks and impact-driven evidence-to-action cycles. Specific expertise in building people-centered organizational culture and developing collaboration across complex transformational efforts.

● RBC National Discussion. 2023. Opening Remarks.
● Frayme International Learning Institute 2020-2024. Opening Keynote.
● HSO. 2021. Opening Remarks. IYS Symposium.
● IIMHL Leadership Rounds 2021. Presenter. Knowledge Equity.
● CMHO 2020. Presenter. Think-tank structured psychotherapy.
● IAYMH 2019. Presentation co-author. Measuring care and collaboration.
● IAYMH 2019. Trainer. Pre-Conference Workshop.
● IOS 2019 Presentation co-author. Supporting Diverse Youth in Ontario.
● AMHO 2019. Co-presenter. Leading Together Measuring
Collaboration at Ontario's Youth Wellness Hubs.

● CAHSPR 2019. Presentation co-author. Youth Wellness Hubs
● The Royal Ottawa 2019. Trainer. Workshop: Implementation.
● RNAO/CAMH 2018. Co-presenter. Integrated models of care
● Children and Youth Mental Health Summit 2018. Keynote.
● Waypoint Research Institute 2016. Presenter and co-author.
● Vétérans Affairs Canada 2016. Trainer. Implementation Science.
● CAMH 2015. Trainer. La science de la mise en œuvre.
● CMHA 2015. Co-trainer. Implementation science.
● RSD symposium Banff, Canada. 2015. Presenter and co-author. Moving towards Systems and Design Thinking.
● Canadian Collaborative Mental Health Care Conference 2014. Presenter and author.
● CAMH 2013. Co-trainer. Strengthening YOUR Voice Training for People with Lived Experience with Addiction.
● CSSDP 2012. Presenter and author. Just say know!

• HIll Times. February 2024. Stop patching holes in our healthcare system and rebuild the ship.
• CIHR Project Grant. 2020-2023. Developmentally informed mental health and substance use services: Development and validation of a measure of youth friendliness.
  CIHR Project Grant. 2020-2021. Youth mental health and substance use in the context of COVID-19: A rapid response multi-component program of youth-engaged research and action.
• University of Manitoba, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, Dr. Roberta Woodgate - Mobilizing Communities: Enhancing partnerships between schools and youth hubs for mental health and well-being (Knowledge user)
• Mental Health Commission of Canada - HEADSTRONG Program (Knowledge user)
• Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute, Dr. Nicole Obeid - The increase in economic and social costs for eating disorders in youth across Canada: how much did the COVID pandemic cost youth, families, and the system? (Knowledge user)
• Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute, Dr. Nicole Obeid - Early Response for Eating Disorders: Co-build of a System of Care for Integrated and Primary Care Settings in Canada. (Knowledge user)
• CAMH, Dr. Lisa Hawke - Youth in a pandemic: A youth-led photovoice exploration of COVID-19 vaccine confidence (Knowledge user)
• CAMH, Dr. Lena Quilty - Trajectories: Integrative Canadian Training Platform for Data-Driven, Stakeholder-Engaged Youth Mental Health & Substance Use Research. (Knowledge user)
• CAMH, Dr. JianLi Wang - Predicting first episode of psychosis using big data and AI techniques. (Knowledge user)
• McMaster University, Dr. Jennifer Couturier - Understanding and Mitigating the Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Children, Youth, and Families living with an Eating Disorder: A National Implementation Study of a Virtual Parent-Led Peer Support Intervention. (Knowledge user)
• The Students Commission of Canada - Bounce Forward Program. (Knowledge user)
• Eating Disorders Nova Scotia and Calgary Silver Linings Foundation - Mobilizing communities to promote mental health through the delivery of peer support among those impacted by eating disorders. (Knowledge user)
• Brock University, Dr. Teena Willoughby - The impact of technology use on adolescent risk behaviours and wellbeing over time: A collaborative approach focusing on partnerships and comparisons across different datasets. (Knowledge user)
• University of Calgary, Dr. Gina Dimitropoulos - TransitionED: Co-Designing and Implementing Canadian Practice Guidelines for Youth and Young Adults with Eating Disorders. (Knowledge user)