Program – University of Toronto
Call For Papers for the 2017-2018 Sex Salon Lecture Series DEADLINE AUGUST 15, 2017 The Mark S. Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies Invites You to Participate in the Sex Salon! The Sex Salon, a monthly speakers series at the Bonham
The Poet in Residence program at Sinai Health System offers staff, clinicians, patients and visitors opportunities to reflect on their experiences through poetry events and workshops. As Poet in Residence, Ronna Bloom designs and delivers programs to meet the needs of
ARS MEDICA- A Journal of Medicine, The Arts and Humanities and MASSEY COLLEGE invite applications for : THE STORYTELLING WORKSHOPS with the BARBARA MOON EDITORIAL FELLOW, DAMIAN TARNOPOLSKY PHD SUBMISSION DEADLINE: July 31st, 2017 WORKSHOPS BEGIN SEPTEMBER 2017 and run for 10 weeks The
City-wide Rounds, June 2, 2017: Reflection, Dialogue and the Possibilities of Person-Centered Care Dr. A. Kumagai, Vice Chair for Education, Department of Medicine at the University of Toronto
Please join us on March 21st at 7 pm for a FREE screening and discussion of: IT’S ONLY THE END OF THE WORLD Screened at TIFF last year, it is a film about terminal illness and family dynamics, directed by
Reflection, Dialogue and the Possibilities of Person-Centered Care Dr. Arno Kumagai City-wide jointly-sponsored Psychiatry (PHES Division) and Family & Community Medicine Rounds Friday June 2, 2017 – Mount Sinai Hospital, Auditorium (18th floor) 10:40am-noon PHES Divisional Meeting will be held ahead
A part of the University of Toronto’s Sesquicentennial Commemorations and hosted by the University of Toronto’s Health History Partnership (http://torontohealthhistory.ca/about.shtml), (IM)MATERIAL CULTURE: Health History Collections in a Digital Era, an interdisciplinary symposium, will take place on November 10th and 11th, 2017. (IM)MATERIAL CULTURE begins
The Body Electric is an art exhibit curated in partnership with the Royal College by Dr Allison Crawford and Dr Lisa Richardson each year at the International Conference on Resident Education. The Body Electric 2016 from Erin MacIndoe Sproule on
The term “placebo” (from the Latin it will please) refers to ways of healing that defy the causative logics of medicine. Placebos prompt a cessation of symptoms, they hail the pleasure of health into being, but they lack the very
