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Open Wavelength – Creating a Culture of Wellbeing in Canadian Dispatch Centres

February 25, 2026 | by Lucie Tremblay | 1 min read

A bylined article by Lucie Tremblay of Versaterm examining the mental health risks faced by Canadian 911 dispatchers and outlining five pillars of effective wellness programs: early identification, case management, peer support, supervisor oversight, and self-service resources, including how CAD- and RMS-informed technology can support proactive care.

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