Welcome. Brief introductions Opportunities that await Process of theme building Establishing the Theme NAME Next steps.

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Presentation transcript:

Welcome

Brief introductions Opportunities that await Process of theme building Establishing the Theme NAME Next steps

Welcome What we hope to accomplish as team leaders

Brief Introductions Who we are? What will be gained with Theme membership? What we hope to contribute?

Opportunities that await

Process of theme building Defining groups for: collaboration, optimizing research potential, leveraging funding opportunities, sharing common interest & technologies

Member-proposed groups Magnetic Resonance Imaging Science Cognitive Brain Network in Health and Disease Mental Health Brain Development Disorders Neurosurgery Epilepsy Imaging and Interpretation Functional Brain Imaging Brain, Behaviour and Development Neurodevelopmental disabilities Developmental Neuroscience Neurodegeneration Movement disorders Translational neuroscience Sleep/Wake-Behaviours in children and youth with neurodevelopmental conditions Group on interventions, services, supports and policies for children with neurodisability Mental health and childhood neurodisability: improving child and family outcomes Innovations in Neurological Care and Neurotechnology Pharmacology Biomarkers

Clusters across proposed groups (aim for 10-20/ group): Neuroimaging Mental health Neurodevelopment Translational neuroscience? Interventional neuroscience? Stress regulation and childhood behavior Neuropharmacology and biomarkers

Establishing the theme name

……. how about: ‘Brain, Behaviour and Mental Health’ …thoughts? gut reactions?

Next steps

Purpose of Group Meetings Agree on collective scope/existing key interests Identify future aims to be enabled by new infrastructure and/or resources Identify key enablers within the group

CFRI Planning Approach & Timelines May Information Sessions Theme Launch Meetings Theme Meetings June Group Meetings Theme Lead/Group Lead Meetings July-August Draft CFRI Strategic Framework Review and Refinement October Completed Framework to Foundation Board/PHSA