https://emergewiki.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=DanielMIngram 2026-05-28T00:19:18Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.42.1 https://emergewiki.org/index.php?title=Imaging&diff=1070 2025-06-03T17:37:48Z

<p>DanielMIngram: first build</p> <hr /> <div>Indications for imaging studies, such as [[MRI]], [[CT]], [[EEG]], etc. related to [[Synthesis:Emergent Phenomena|Emergent Phenomena]] have been very understudied, and definitive recommendations have been lacking, so this page dedicated a systematic discussion of indications and contraindications, pros and cons, to various imaging strategies for various presentations in various settings with variable resources and standards of care.</div>

DanielMIngram https://emergewiki.org/index.php?title=Clinical:Main_Page&diff=1069 2025-06-03T17:22:59Z

<p>DanielMIngram: Adding links to diagnostics</p> <hr /> <div>The Clinical namespace is dedicated to condensing the work of the Traditions and Synthesis namespaces, as well as directly contributed [[clinical expert opinions]], into evolving clinical guidelines which aspire to be sufficiently comprehensive and useful as to constitute the primary educational curriculum for doctoral-level (MD and PhD) board-certified globally scalable subspecialties dedicated to [[Synthesis:Emergent Phenomena|Emergent Phenomena]].<br /> <br /> The Clinical namespace is the most tightly moderated of the three namespaces, and being a contributor requires a clinical background and expertise sufficient to contribute to clinical guidelines.<br /> <br /> These are the primary areas of focus that the Clinical namespace covers, essential questions related to the ethical treatment of those with emergent phenomena, such as this incomplete initial list:<br /> <br /> # Clinical encounters<br /> ## Initial encounter and therapeutic relationship<br /> ## Involving secondary sources of information<br /> # Key clinical competencies<br /> ## Cultural competency: Awareness of traditional “maps” of the main religious, spiritual, mystical, wisdom, etc. traditions<br /> ## EPEE competency<br /> ## Awareness of the impact of appraisals and interpretations on outcomes, some education on metaphysics and worldviews<br /> # Safety Assessment and Protective Factors<br /> # Differential Diagnosis<br /> # Diagnostics: Subjective Experience, Clinical Observations, Secondary Sources, [[Imaging]], [[Procedural Studies]], and [[Laboratory Studies]], etc.<br /> # Complications and Their Management &gt; ''a list of common complication types, and for each of them, have some information on differential diagnosis and suggested clinical interventions or non-clinical approaches, e.g.'':<br /> ## General differential diagnosis guidelines<br /> ## Energy-like phenomena<br /> ### Severe chronic or acute problems with energy-like phenomena and/or spontaneous movements<br /> ## Peak/elevated experiences and mania<br /> ## Post-peak experience “Crash”, or “Chronic or acute problems with challenging mindstates with existential components, possibly following peak experience” <br /> ## Bipolar-like patterns and emergent cycling<br /> ## Challenging changes to sense of reality or personality<br /> ## Existential or Ontological “shock”<br /> ## Psychotic-like symptoms: Visions, Hallucinations, etc.<br /> ## The “Powers” and “PSI”<br /> ## Other EPEEs<br /> ### Perception changes and Hallucinogen Persistent Perception Disorder<br /> # Non-Pharmaceutical &amp; Pharmaceutical Modalities<br /> # Disposition<br /> # Linguistics: Barriers and Establishing Lexicons<br /> # Field Comparisons and Management Strategies <br /> # Support Strategies<br /> # Acceptance Obstacle <br /> # Education and Training<br /> # Discrepancies in Phenomenology and Coding Options</div>

DanielMIngram https://emergewiki.org/index.php?title=Clinical:Main_Page&diff=1064 2025-06-03T17:01:02Z

<p>DanielMIngram: minor linguistic edit</p> <hr /> <div>The Clinical namespace is dedicated to condensing the work of the Traditions and Synthesis namespaces, as well as directly contributed [[clinical expert opinions]], into evolving clinical guidelines which aspire to be sufficiently comprehensive and useful as to constitute the primary educational curriculum for doctoral-level (MD and PhD) board-certified globally scalable subspecialties dedicated to [[Synthesis:Emergent Phenomena|Emergent Phenomena]].<br /> <br /> The Clinical namespace is the most tightly moderated of the three namespaces, and being a contributor requires a clinical background and expertise sufficient to contribute to clinical guidelines.<br /> <br /> These are the primary areas of focus that the Clinical namespace covers, essential questions related to the ethical treatment of those with emergent phenomena, such as this incomplete initial list:<br /> <br /> # Clinical encounters<br /> ## Initial encounter and therapeutic relationship<br /> ## Involving secondary sources of information<br /> # Key clinical competencies<br /> ## Cultural competency: Awareness of traditional “maps” of the main religious, spiritual, mystical, wisdom (r/s/m/w) traditions<br /> ## EPEE competency…<br /> ## Awareness of the impact of appraisals and interpretations on outcomes, some education on metaphysics and worldviews<br /> # Safety Assessment and Protective Factors<br /> # Differential Diagnosis<br /> # Diagnostics: Subjective Experience, Clinical Observations, Secondary Sources, Imaging, Procedural and Laboratory Studies, etc.<br /> # Complications and Their Management &gt; ''a list of common complication types, and for each of them, have some information on differential diagnosis and suggested clinical interventions or non-clinical approaches, e.g.'':<br /> ## General differential diagnosis guidelines<br /> ## Energy-like phenomena<br /> ### Severe chronic or acute problems with energy-like phenomena and/or spontaneous movements<br /> ## Peak/elevated experiences and mania<br /> ## Post-peak experience “Crash”, or “Chronic or acute problems with challenging mindstates with existential components, possibly following peak experience” <br /> ## Bipolar-like patterns and emergent cycling<br /> ## Challenging changes to sense of reality or personality<br /> ## Existential or Ontological “shock”<br /> ## Psychotic-like symptoms: Visions, Hallucinations, etc.<br /> ## The “Powers” and “PSI”<br /> ## Other EPEEs<br /> ### Perception changes and Hallucinogen Persistent Perception Disorder<br /> # Non-Pharmaceutical &amp; Pharmaceutical Modalities<br /> # Disposition<br /> # Linguistics: Barriers and Establishing Lexicons<br /> # Field Comparisons and Management Strategies <br /> # Support Strategies<br /> # Acceptance Obstacle <br /> # Education and Training<br /> # Discrepancies in Phenomenology and Coding Options</div>

DanielMIngram https://emergewiki.org/index.php?title=Clinical:Main_Page&diff=1063 2025-06-03T17:00:05Z

<p>DanielMIngram: minor list change</p> <hr /> <div>The Clinical namespace is dedicated to condensing the work of the Traditions and Synthesis namespaces, as well as directly contributed [[clinical expert opinions]], into evolving clinical guidelines which aspire to be sufficiently comprehensive and useful as to constitute the primary educational curriculum for doctoral-level (MD and PhD) board-certified globally scalable subspecialties dedicated to [[Synthesis:Emergent Phenomena|Emergent Phenomena]].<br /> <br /> The Clinical namespace is the most tightly moderated of the three namespaces, and being a contributor requires a clinical background and expertise sufficient to contribute to clinical guidelines.<br /> <br /> These are the primary areas of focus that the Clinical namespace covers, essential questions related to the ethical treatment of those with emergent phenomena, such as this incomplete initial list:<br /> <br /> # Clinical encounters<br /> ## Initial encounter and therapeutic relationship<br /> ## Involving secondary sources of information<br /> # Key clinical competencies<br /> ## Cultural competency: Awareness of traditional “maps” of the main religious, spiritual, mystical, wisdom (r/s/m/w) traditions<br /> ## EPEE competency…<br /> ## Awareness of the impact of appraisals and interpretations on outcomes, some education on metaphysics and worldviews<br /> # Safety Assessment and Protective Factors<br /> # Differential Diagnosis<br /> # Diagnostics: Subjective Experience, Clinical Observations, Secondary Sources, Imaging, Procedural and Laboratory Studies, etc.<br /> # Complications and Their Management &gt; ''a list of common complication types, and for each of them, have some information on differential diagnosis and suggested clinical interventions or non-clinical approaches, e.g.'':<br /> ## General differential diagnosis guidelines<br /> ## Energy-like phenomena<br /> ### Severe chronic or acute problems with energy-like phenomena and/or spontaneous movements<br /> ## Peak experiences and mania<br /> ## Post-peak experience “Crash”, or “Chronic or acute problems with challenging mindstates with existential components, possibly following peak experience” aka Dark night of the soul<br /> ## Bipolar-like patterns and emergent cycling<br /> ## Challenging changes to sense of reality or personality<br /> ## Existential or Ontological “shock”<br /> ## Psychotic-like symptoms: Visions, Hallucinations, etc.<br /> ## The “Powers” and “PSI”<br /> ## Other EPEEs<br /> ### Perception changes and Hallucinogen Persistent Perception Disorder<br /> # Non-Pharmaceutical &amp; Pharmaceutical Modalities<br /> # Disposition<br /> # Linguistics: Barriers and Establishing Lexicons<br /> # Field Comparisons and Management Strategies <br /> # Support Strategies<br /> # Acceptance Obstacle <br /> # Education and Training<br /> # Discrepancies in Phenomenology and Coding Options</div>

DanielMIngram https://emergewiki.org/index.php?title=Clinical:Main_Page&diff=1062 2025-06-03T16:58:49Z

<p>DanielMIngram: Moderate edit to main list</p> <hr /> <div>The Clinical namespace is dedicated to condensing the work of the Traditions and Synthesis namespaces, as well as directly contributed [[clinical expert opinions]], into evolving clinical guidelines which aspire to be sufficiently comprehensive and useful as to constitute the primary educational curriculum for doctoral-level (MD and PhD) board-certified globally scalable subspecialties dedicated to [[Synthesis:Emergent Phenomena|Emergent Phenomena]].<br /> <br /> The Clinical namespace is the most tightly moderated of the three namespaces, and being a contributor requires a clinical background and expertise sufficient to contribute to clinical guidelines.<br /> <br /> These are the primary areas of focus that the Clinical namespace covers, essential questions related to the ethical treatment of those with emergent phenomena, such as this incomplete initial list:<br /> <br /> # Clinical encounters<br /> ## Initial encounter and therapeutic relationship<br /> ## Involving secondary sources of information<br /> # Key clinical competencies<br /> ## Cultural competency: Awareness of traditional “maps” of the main religious, spiritual, mystical, wisdom (r/s/m/w) traditions<br /> ## EPEE competency…<br /> ## Awareness of the impact of appraisals and interpretations on outcomes, some education on metaphysics and worldviews<br /> # Safety Assessment and Protective Factors<br /> # Differential Diagnosis<br /> # Diagnostics: Subjective Experience, Clinical Observations, Secondary Sources, Imaging, Procedural and Laboratory Studies, etc.<br /> # Complications and Their Management &gt; ''a list of common complication types, and for each of them, have some information on differential diagnosis and suggested clinical interventions or non-clinical approaches, e.g.'':<br /> ## General differential diagnosis guidelines<br /> ## Energy-like phenomena<br /> ### Severe chronic or acute problems with energy-like phenomena and/or spontaneous movements<br /> ## Peak experiences and mania<br /> ## Post-peak experience “Crash”, or “Chronic or acute problems with challenging mindstates with existential components, possibly following peak experience” aka Dark night of the soul<br /> ## Bipolar-like patterns and emergent cycling<br /> ## Challenging changes to sense of reality or personality<br /> ## Existential or Ontological “shock”<br /> ## Psychotic-like symptoms: Visions, Hallucinations, etc.<br /> ## The “Powers” and “PSI”<br /> ## Other EPEEs<br /> ### Perception changes and Hallucinogen Persistent Perception Disorder<br /> # Pharmaceutical Modalities<br /> # Disposition<br /> # Non-Pharmaceutical Modalities<br /> # Linguistic Barriers   <br /> # Field Comparisons and Management Strategies <br /> # Support Strategies<br /> # Acceptance Obstacle <br /> # Education and Training<br /> # Discrepancies in Phenomenology and Coding Options</div>

DanielMIngram https://emergewiki.org/index.php?title=Clinical:Main_Page&diff=1061 2025-06-02T21:39:39Z

<p>DanielMIngram: Initial build</p> <hr /> <div>The Clinical namespace is dedicated to condensing the work of the Traditions and Synthesis namespaces, as well as directly contributed [[clinical expert opinions]], into evolving clinical guidelines which aspire to be sufficiently comprehensive and useful as to constitute the primary educational curriculum for doctoral-level (MD and PhD) board-certified globally scalable subspecialties dedicated to [[Synthesis:Emergent Phenomena|Emergent Phenomena]].<br /> <br /> The Clinical namespace is the most tightly moderated of the three namespaces, and being a contributor requires a clinical background and expertise sufficient to contribute to clinical guidelines.<br /> <br /> These are the primary areas of focus that the Clinical namespace covers, essential questions related to the ethical treatment of those with emergent phenomena:<br /> <br /> # Clinical encounters<br /> ## Initial encounter and therapeutic relationship<br /> ## Involving secondary sources of information<br /> # Key clinical competencies<br /> ## Cultural competency: Awareness of traditional “maps” of the main religious, spiritual, mystical, wisdom (r/s/m/w) traditions<br /> ## EPEE competency…<br /> ## Awareness of the impact of appraisals and interpretations on outcomes, some education on metaphysics and worldviews<br /> # Safety Assessment and Protective Factors<br /> # Subjective Experience VS. Clinical Observations<br /> # Key Indicators for Differential Diagnosis<br /> # Disposition<br /> # Complications and Their Management &gt; ''a list of common complication types, and for each of them, have some information on differential diagnosis and suggested clinical interventions or non-clinical approaches, e.g.'': <br /> ## General differential diagnosis guidelines<br /> ## Energy-like phenomena<br /> ### Severe chronic or acute problems with energy-like phenomena and/or spontaneous movements <br /> ## Peak experiences and mania<br /> ## Post-peak experience “Crash”, or “Chronic or acute problems with challenging mindstates with existential components, possibly following peak experience” aka Dark night of the soul<br /> ## Bipolar-like patterns and emergent cycling<br /> ## Challenging changes to sense of reality or personality<br /> ## Existential or Ontological “shock”<br /> ## Psychotic-like symptoms: Visions, Hallucinations, etc.<br /> ## The “Powers” and “PSI”<br /> ## Other EPEEs<br /> ### Perception changes and Hallucinogen Persistent Perception Disorder<br /> # Pharmaceutical Modalities<br /> # Non-Pharmaceutical Modalities<br /> # Linguistic Barriers   <br /> # Field Comparisons and Management Strategies <br /> # Support Strategies<br /> # Acceptance Obstacle <br /> # Education and Training<br /> # Discrepancies in Phenomenology and Coding Options</div>

DanielMIngram https://emergewiki.org/index.php?title=Clinical:Main_Page&diff=1058 2025-06-02T20:57:05Z

<p>DanielMIngram: DanielMIngram moved page Clinical:TestPage to Clinical:Main Clinical NameSpace Page</p> <hr /> <div>This is a test page and can be safely deleted</div>

DanielMIngram https://emergewiki.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=23 2024-09-25T22:20:46Z

<p>DanielMIngram: Major edits and additions.</p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome! ==<br /> The EmergeWiki is designed to<br /> <br /> * '''crowdsource''' and '''synthesize''' vast and diverse sources of information<br /> * to distill these into '''actionable clinical guidelines''' and '''other policy statements and best practices''' on how to skillfully relate to the '''deep end of human experience''' — what many would term spiritual, mystical, magical/psi, energetic, psychedelic, and related phenomena and effects — what we term [[Emergent Phenomena]] — <br /> * in a way that '''promotes good outcomes.'''<br /> * Its intention is also to be incorporated into Large Language Models, as these are increasingly informing clinical care and public information acquisition and synthesis. It is intended to augment, enhance, and improve current clinical standards of care and best practices (but not replace them, as this is not designed to be a comprehensive resource on its own).<br /> * It is a continuation of a vast and complicated conversation that has occurred for millennia across diverse traditions, languages, cultures, and locations, but with the specific goal of supporting actionable, clinical information today. It is no substitute for human judgement and expertise, but may support it.<br /> <br /> == Audience ==<br /> Its intended audiences are diverse global clinical, medical, mental health, and public health providers, as well everyone else interested in these topics, including experiencers, family members, facilitators, government officials, healthcare administrators, policy specialists, insurance providers, attorneys, etc.<br /> <br /> == Supporting Organizations ==<br /> It is a joint project of the 501(c)(3) charity [https://ebenefactors.org/ Emergence Benefactors], the [https://theeprc.org/ Emergent Phenomenology Research Consortium] (EPRC), and their allies<br /> <br /> == Donate ==<br /> EmergeWiki is offered freely, in the legal and ethical spirit of the [[wikipedia:Good_Samaritan_law|Good Samaritan]], [[wikipedia:Public_good_(economics)|public good]], [[wikipedia:Open_source|open source]], and [[wikipedia:Open_science|open science]], in an effort to further the mandates of contemporary [[wikipedia:Medical_ethics|medical ethics]] as they apply to the deep end of human experience and potential.<br /> <br /> In that same spirit, if you wish to support the building and maintenance of the EmergeWiki specifically or the work of Emergence Benefactors and the EPRC and its allies in general, '''[https://ebenefactors.org/?page_id=206 please donate here]. Thanks! z'''<br /> <br /> == For Contributors ==<br /> For our kind and generous contributors: Consult the [[mediawikiwiki:Help:Contents|MediaWiki User's Guide]] for information on using the wiki software.<br /> <br /> [[Information for Contributors]]<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> EmergeWiki was launched on September 18th, 2024 by a small team at [https://ebenefactors.org/ Emergence Benefactors].<br /> <br /> It grew out of a specific conversation that began in early 2019 about how to actualize the value of certain traditional and contemporary maps of emergent development into useful clinical guidelines.<br /> <br /> That lead to a small project at Cambridge University in the summer of 2019 exploring various approaches to this problem and identifying previous projects that had attempted to do something like this, barriers to overcome, and opportunities for research and clinical improvement, as well as the realistic scale of such a project in terms of time, financial resources, and expertise.<br /> <br /> That conversation and parallel conversations in the growing group around it converged and lead to the formation of the Emergent Phenomenology Research Consortium in late 2019. This lead to the formation of the charity Emergence Benefactors in early 2021.<br /> <br /> Emergence Benefactors began building databases of phenomenology, textual sources, clinical scales, and taxonomic and conceptual models of emergence, following plan of the EPRC White Paper. They began launching the Expert Opinion Project Delphi Study in the Summer of 2024, whose goal is synthesize diverse expertise in Emergent Phenomena and its clinical and practical implications and best practices to form clinical recommendations. EmergeWiki is a related, parallel project designed to answer basically the same questions and accomplish basically the same ends but taking a different approach.<br /> <br /> It will also serve as one of the distribution methods for the results and recommendations of numerous EPRC and Emergence Benefactors' projects.<br /> <br /> == Governance ==<br /> This will require an ongoing conversation, balancing the need for very broad inclusion and crowdsourcing information with the need for clinical guidelines presented here to be of the highest quality possible with currently available evidence.<br /> <br /> == Getting started ==<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]<br /> * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ MediaWiki release mailing list]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]</div>

DanielMIngram https://emergewiki.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=22 2024-09-25T22:09:30Z

<p>DanielMIngram: Major edits, corrected things that had gotten removed in a crash due to configuration issues, built key headings.</p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome! ==<br /> The EmergeWiki is designed to<br /> <br /> * '''crowdsource''' and '''synthesize''' vast and diverse sources of information<br /> * to distill these into '''actionable clinical guidelines''' and '''other policy statements and best practices''' on how to skillfully relate to the '''deep end of human experience''' — what many would term spiritual, mystical, magical/psi, energetic, psychedelic, and related phenomena and effects — what we term [[Emergent Phenomena]] — <br /> * in a way that '''promotes good outcomes.'''<br /> * Its intention is also to be incorporated into Large Language Models, as these are increasingly informing clinical care and public information acquisition and synthesis. It is intended to augment, enhance, and improve current clinical standards of care and best practices (but not replace them, as this is not designed to be a comprehensive resource on its own).<br /> * It is a continuation of a vast and complicated conversation that has occurred for millennia across diverse traditions, languages, cultures, and locations, but with the specific goal of supporting actionable, clinical information today. It is no substitute for human judgement and expertise, but may support it.<br /> <br /> == Audience ==<br /> Its intended audiences are diverse global clinical, medical, mental health, and public health providers, as well everyone else interested in these topics, including experiencers, family members, facilitators, government officials, healthcare administrators, policy specialists, insurance providers, attorneys, etc.<br /> <br /> == Supporting Organizations ==<br /> It is a joint project of the 501(c)(3) charity [https://ebenefactors.org/ Emergence Benefactors], the [https://theeprc.org/ Emergent Phenomenology Research Consortium] (EPRC), and their allies<br /> <br /> == Donate ==<br /> EmergeWiki is offered freely, in the legal and ethical spirit of the [[wikipedia:Good_Samaritan_law|Good Samaritan]], [[wikipedia:Public_good_(economics)|public good]], [[wikipedia:Open_source|open source]], and [[wikipedia:Open_science|open science]].<br /> <br /> In that same spirit, if you wish to support the building and maintenance of the EmergeWiki specifically or the work of Emergence Benefactors and the EPRC and its allies in general, '''[https://ebenefactors.org/?page_id=206 please donate here]. Thanks! z'''<br /> <br /> == For Contributors ==<br /> For our kind and generous contributors: Consult the [[mediawikiwiki:Help:Contents|MediaWiki User's Guide]] for information on using the wiki software.<br /> <br /> [[Information for Contributors]]<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> EmergeWiki was launched on September 18th, 2024.<br /> <br /> It grew out of a specific conversation that began in early 2019 about how to actualize the value of certain traditional and contemporary maps of emergent development into useful clinical guidelines.<br /> <br /> That lead to a small project at Cambridge University in the summer of 2019 exploring various approaches to this problem and identifying previous projects that had attempted to do something like this, barriers to overcome, and opportunities for research and clinical improvement, as well as the realistic scale of such a project in terms of time, financial resources, and expertise.<br /> <br /> That conversation and parallel conversations in the growing group around it converged and lead to the formation of the Emergent Phenomenology Research Consortium in late 2019. This lead to the formation of the charity Emergence Benefactors in early 2021.<br /> <br /> Emergence Benefactors began building databases of phenomenology, textual sources, clinical scales, and taxonomic and conceptual models of emergence, following plan of the EPRC White Paper. They began launching the Expert Opinion Project Delphi Study in the Summer of 2024, whose goal is synthesize diverse expertise in Emergent Phenomena and its clinical and practical implications and best practices to form clinical recommendations. EmergeWiki is a related, parallel project designed to answer basically the same questions and accomplish basically the same ends but taking a different approach.<br /> <br /> It will also serve as one of the distribution methods for the results and recommendations of numerous EPRC and Emergence Benefactors' projects.<br /> <br /> <br /> Its intention is also to be incorporated into Large Language Models, as these are increasingly informing clinical care and public information acquisition and synthesis. It is intended to augment, enhance, and improve current clinical standards of care and best practices (but not replace them, as this is not designed to be a comprehensive resource on its own).<br /> <br /> It is a joint project of the 501(c)(3) charity [https://ebenefactors.org/ Emergence Benefactors], the [https://theeprc.org/ Emergent Phenomenology Research Consortium] (EPRC), and their allies.<br /> <br /> It is a continuation of a vast and complicated conversation that has occurred for millennia across diverse traditions, languages, cultures, and locations, but with the specific goal of supporting actionable, clinical information today. It is no substitute for human judgement and expertise, but may support it.<br /> <br /> EmergeWiki is offered freely, in the legal and ethical spirit of the Good Samaritan, public good, open source, and open science.<br /> <br /> In that same spirit, if you wish to support the building and maintenance of the EmergeWiki, '''please [https://ebenefactors.org/?page_id=206 donate here]'''.<br /> <br /> For our kind and generous contributors: Consult the [[mediawikiwiki:Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents|User's Guide]] for information on using the wiki software.<br /> <br /> EmergeWiki contribution is currently by invitation only, as this does involve clinical recommendations, and so care is warranted, and our resources are to monitor edits are currently limited. If you are interested in becoming a contributor or editor, please reach out at: *******<br /> <br /> [[Information for Contributors]]<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> EmergeWiki was launched on September 18th, 2024.<br /> <br /> It grew out of a specific conversation that began in early 2019 about how to actualize the value of certain traditional and contemporary maps of emergent development into useful clinical guidelines. That lead to a small project at Cambridge University in the summer of 2019 exploring various approaches to this problem and identifying previous projects that had attempted to do something like this, barriers to overcome, and opportunities for research and clinical improvement, as well as the realistic scale of such a project in terms of time, financial resources, and expertise. That conversation, and the growing group around it, lead to the formation of the [https://theeprc.org/ Emergent Phenomenology Research Consortium] in late 2019. This lead to the formation of the charity [https://ebenefactors.org/ Emergence Benefactors] in early 2021.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Getting started ==<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]<br /> * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ MediaWiki release mailing list]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]</div>

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