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Call for Submissions WHITE COAT, Warm ART Exhibit
Call for Submissions WHITE COAT, Warm ART Exhibit Niagara Falls, ON ~ April 13th – 16th, 2019 We are pleased to announce the TENTH “White COAT, Warm ART Exhibit” which is held annually in conjunction with the Canadian Conference on
CFD Humanities Toolkit – January 24th
FOSTERING THE NEW REVOLUTION IN CANADIAN MEDICAL EDUCATION There is a growing body of research that suggests that exposing medical trainees to the humanities (including: literature, film, poetry, and visual arts) fosters enhanced critical reflection and empathy in physician-patient encounters.
TEAM NARRATIVE
TEAM NARRATIVE IS A COLLECTIVE OF EDUCATORS ACROSS CLINICAL AND HUMANITIES DISCIPLINES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO WHO OFFER LECTURES AND WORKSHOPS ON THE ROLE OF WORKING WITH STORIES IN LEARNING AND HEALTH-RELATED ENCOUNTERS. THE GOAL OF THIS TEACHING IS
Finding Our Way Home: A family’s story of life, love, and loss: Nov 27, 2018 1-2:30 Lunch & Learn
PLEASE join us Tuesday November 27, 2018, 1:00 pm Time: 1:00-2:30pm Location: 6th floor, Boardroom A, PostMD Office, 500 University Avenue, Toronto Topic: Finding Our Way Home: A family’s story of life, love, and loss Speaker: Dr. Damon Dagnone, MD, FRCPC, MSc,
Monthly Resident Writing Group
Come join us monthly to share your creative writing and to provide feedback to your peers. Residents and Fellows from all clinical disciplines are welcome. For details contact: Jonah Himelfarb <jonah.himelfarb@nullmail.utoronto.ca>
Call For Performances-PERFORMING PSYCHIATRY 2019
It’s Back! PERFORMING PSYCHIATRY Call for Submissions (deadline is Dec. 15th) JANUARY 17TH, 2019, Location: Innis College Emcee: Dr. David Goldbloom MD FRCPC Celebrating our Department’s Creativity & Artistry Calling all psychiatry residents, faculty, & hospital staff to present live performances & visual
Telling Trauma Through Art Workshops
This 3-part seminar series offers a combination of discussion + case presentation + experiential reflection about psychological trauma and its treatment. Participants explore the ways images illuminate states of mind related to trauma – and how images also serve as
Deepening Narrative Competence – Part Two CFD
The Centre for Faculty Development (CFD), The Program In Health Arts and Humanities and the University of Toronto Postgraduate Medical Education and Continuous Professional Development are excited to announce the launch of a new, advanced program: Deepening Narrative Competence –
Jane Mappin Danse (Montreal) – mental health themes
From dancer Jane Mappin Please share this with friends and colleagues: “I am presenting an evening of dance on the delicate subject of mental health. It is the final performance for my collaborator Daniel Firth and I…our “retirement show”. The
