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Sex Differences in the Association Between Cannabis Use and Suicidal Ideation and Attempts, Depression, and Psychological Distress Among Canadians by Halladay, Jillian E., Boyle, Michael H., Munn, Catharine, Jack, Susan M., Georgiades, Katholiki

“…Background: Depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders are leading causes of morbidity worldwide. The most commonly used illicit substance is cannabis…”
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Past the tipping point: Understanding and addressing burnout among nursing students by Boamah, Sheila A., Olarte-Godoy, Jennifer, Jack, Susan M., Root, Faith, Halladay, Jillian E.

“…Burnout is a widespread concern in healthcare, with nurses bearing a disproportionate burden among healthcare professionals. This epidemic of occupational…”
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Temporal Changes in the Cross-Sectional Associations between Cannabis Use, Suicidal Ideation, and Depression in a Nationally Representative Sample of Canadian Adults in 2012 Compared to 2002 by Halladay, Jillian E., Munn, Catharine, Boyle, Michael, Jack, Susan M., Georgiades, Katholiki

“…Background: With the recent legalization of nonmedical cannabis in Canada, it is important to document previous associations between cannabis use and major…”
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Mindfulness for the Mental Health and Well-Being of Post-Secondary Students: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis by Halladay, Jillian E., Dawdy, Jamie L., McNamara, Isabella F., Chen, Allison J., Vitoroulis, Irene, McInnes, Natalia, Munn, Catharine

“…High levels of distress in post-secondary students, alongside the real or perceived barriers to accessing services, highlight the need for evidence-based,…”
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Cannabis Use as a Risk Factor for Depression, Anxiety, and Suicidality: Epidemiological Associations and Implications for Nurses by Halladay, Jillian E., MacKillop, James, Munn, Catharine, Jack, Susan M., Georgiades, Katholiki

“…Psychiatric disorders and substance use disorders commonly co-occur and are major public health concerns given the morbidity and mortality associated with…”
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