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Barriers and facilitators to establishing Early Psychosis Intervention (EPI) services in remote and rural communities across Canada

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By Bushra Khalid, Ashley Forbes, Skye P. Barbic, Kaya Radjah
| PLOS ONE
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Khalid B, Forbes A, Radjah K, Barbic S, Keramatian K (2026) Barriers and facilitators to establishing Early Psychosis Intervention (EPI) services in remote and rural communities across Canada. PLoS One 21(1): e0340888.
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Why Canada's Healthcare Crisis Is Really an Imple

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By Angela Russolillo, Mei Fang, Michelle Carter, Skye P. Barbic
| Longwoods Publishing
Open Letters Ghost Busting Essay Series Leadership Obesity For Authors Insights December 2025 Evidence-based decision-making, the process of using the best available evidence to guide health policy and practice, is increasingly under threat. Around the world, its foundations are weakening in the face of political rhetoric, fiscal restraint, and the unchecked spread of misinformation. Canada should take note.
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COMMENTARY: Canada's women's rugby team beat the best in the world. And still had to crowdfund a dream

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By Skye P. Barbic
| SaltWire Network Verified
These world-class athletes are passing the hat around to get to a World Cup. And it poses the question: What more do they have to do to be taken seriously? Article content They are fast. They are fierce. They bleed, sweat, hit hard and rise with relentless fire, skill and tactical brilliance.
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