Distinct digital based interventions have been identified where develop capacity and expertise would be beneficial. Collectively, this will entail virtual environment in which we will develop and validate novel psychosocial interventions.

Create stringent guidelines to insure legitimacy of data access. Once data are accessible, creating a improve framework for them to be more easily discovered and accessible to the research community. This new structure will also enable enhance efficiency of subsequent data manipulation.

Develop a functional model for sharing data openly while respecting ethical, moral, and legal constraints. While patient-specific data may be subject to privacy laws, the overall infrastructure proposed would benefit several members of the McGill community (and likely beyond).

The neuroinformatics team leverages investments in the Douglas Cerebral Imaging Centre’s computational platform (1PB parallel storage, compute, and backup) to support our projects. The team ensures secure workflows for integrated solutions from data capture through storage, query, and access, tailored to each clinically relevant project. This platform streamlines data capture and storage, optimizing systematic collection of clinical data across various new projects with similar constraints.