
Open Science
The Douglas Research Centre has committed to open science at the institutional level. The Douglas Open Science Program aims to create a framework that supports transparent, collaborative, and responsible research that will achieve cultural change. Building on this foundation, the Open Science Team and D3SM community are taking a leading role in putting these principles into practice within the digital mental health space.
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D3SM members and project teams act as open science champions, testing new approaches, sharing tools, documenting processes, and developing reproducible, privacy-conscious research workflows. Across every stage of project development, our teams develop practical ways to make digital mental health innovation more open, ethical, and accessible.
To learn more about the broader institutional Open Science strategy, please visit the Douglas Research Centre’s official Open Science page:
You can also read the Douglas’ position publication outlining its open science vision and implementation approach in the Journal of Psychiatry & Neuroscience: