Your poster very nicely presents the range of factors that participants identified as likely to influence the success of the PPH bundle implementation as well as the system-level factors contributing to management delay. I'm wondering if you identified any patterns of perceived facilitators or barriers by professional group in your results? If yes, are there implications for the intervention strategy?

The SCOPE Mental Health Program: supporting family doctors and their patients in the era of Covid-19. Purpose To evaluate use of the SCOPE Mental Health (SCOPE-MH) program by primary care practitioners (PCPs) and patients, over the period January 1, 2022 to October 31, 2022. Aim To summarize information on the use of SCOPE-MH by PCPs and patients, and to understand PCP and patient views of the program. Benefit Will provide an understanding of the effectiveness of the SCOPE-MH program., and inform future expansion of the program to different regions and populations Calculated key indicators of program reach, adoption, implementation, and maintenance (as per RE-AIM framework)

Hello, thank you for sharing this interesting work on community pharmacy practice during the COVID-19 pandemic with attention to implications following the pandemic. I'm wondering if you can share further details about how you conceptualized 'safety' in relation to the review question - "...to keep community pharmacies safe in Canada during the pandemic..."? Can you also share more details or your reflections regarding the types of data/findings found in the electronic databases versus the grey literature? What are the implications for having identified 5 studies in the databases and 449 items in the grey literature?

Thank you for an excellent poster and video about your study of the experience of a novel emergency response intubation collaboration during the pandemic. The poster and video very nicely report on the range of significant issues related to interprofessional collaboration in this particular clinical context. The number of responses you received from participants is impressive! From your data, is it possible to gain insights into how participants adapted to the challenges they experienced such as ED nurses struggling to balance role with ERIT vs ED team or ED physicians hesitancy to adopting a passive role? Is this intervention continuing in some way? If there are plans for 'areas for improvement' such as the joint simulation or shared decision making, would be greatly interested in hearing more about how these interventions will be planned/studied to address the range of issues identified in your findings (e.g., criteria for ERIT activation, roles during intubation, handover details), which as you note, are relevant to other interprofessional collaboration activities.

Thanks for sharing your study in a visually impactful way and for the video explanation. Interesting analysis of the similarities and differences in adverse event rates in mental health services and those commonly seen in a medical hospital setting. I'm wondering if you can elaborate on the implications of your findings - will you be developing/using a tool informed by the findings to continue to collect data? How will the findings inform subsequent QI work?