One of the insights that came out of these conversations is the limited scientific research on how people who provide or receive care for opioid use perceive elements of that care вЂ“ in particular the physical environment.ДЄs a designer вЂ“ not bound by the system of scientific research вЂ“ I look for information, insights, and inspiration all around me. Oftentimes this is predefined, and defined quite narrowly). Treatment Choice: the many possible pathways to better outcomes (this is often medical treatment but it needs to expand to include housing, cultivating a sense of purpose, repairing relationships, and others.Care Team Composition: the support system (perhaps we need to design new kinds of вЂњcare teamsвЂќ).What does a caring environment feel like? How do we design for safety, comfort, zero stigma?) The Built Environment: the design of spaces (ie.From our initial research phase and conversations with various stakeholders, three distinct areas emerged for consideration in moving the project from a promising proposal to a more comprehensive plan: Since the 2019 hackathon win, the team has spent time further developing the project. Where the mainstay, RI project is currently The presentation was delivered by Toban Shadlyn via Zoom. The original presentation has been re-formatted for this post. The symposium provided the mainstay RI team the opportunity to share our work with peers, engage in productive dialogue and feedback, and reflect on our process up until this point. Do prices come back down before 3:00 pm ET on Monday? ThatвЂ™s the $64,000 question.In November 2020, the mainstay RI team presented at the Symposium on Substance Use Research hosted by the Rural Drug Addiction Research (RDAR), the Center for Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE) on Opioids and Overdose, and the West Virginia Clinical and Translational Science Institute (WVCTSI). Does Nashville risk the same with Filip Forsberg? The value Forsberg could fetch now is mind-boggling.Д¬arolina is one team that likely stands pat while Arizona may become another to a point. San Jose extended Tomas Hertl and will feel some cap crunch in a few years. Keep an eye on Dallas who sent scouts to Toronto but a few other unexpected locales as well. Treading carefully may be more important than ever. Luke Fox of Sportsnet: Kyle Dubas needs to make a move but not for the sake of making one. Even Alex Killorn may fall to the same, eventual fate. Palat may not be moved at the deadline but could be moved for rights later. Any longer-term deal is less and less likely. There are other issues but Ondrej Palat appears to see his tenure dwindling in Tampa Bay. The general manager has kept Tampa a contender with depth moves that have paid out handsomely. His move for Brandon Hagel likely means nothing else major will occur. Joe Smith of The Athletic (mailbag): Unlike Kyle Dubas, Julien BriseBois is not feeling nearly as much heat. Dubas must dangle and act quick or be cast out again. The question is do other teams raise their price on the forwards? Kyle Dubas could lose out again here too. Marc-Andre Fleury is out there for goaltending but would Fleury go there? Can Toronto swing that move? Those two questions have no certain answer.ДЇor depth, Andrew Copp and Tyler Motte are likely out there. Plan B choices include guys like Justin Braun or Calvin de Haan.

Scott Mayfield feels like a pipe dream (has term). Mark Giordano makes sense (hometown guy) and Seattle would be workable.

Needs include a goaltender, an impact winger, and some bottom end depth.ДЇans believe Toronto needs a defenseman.

However, the clock is ticking.Дubas believe he has one shot and maybe a tinier one for a depth move. Does that mean he has struck out? Hardly. Luke Fox of Sportsnet: Kyle Dubas is 0 for 3 so far in three potential solutions to his problems. Kyle Dubas still on the Toronto Maple Leafs hot seat

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