Program – University of Toronto
New Humanities Writing Course – Save the Date! The CFD (Centre for Faculty Development) is launching a new humanities writing course, “Fostering Narrative Competence: Reflective and Creative Writing for Clinicians and Educators.” Fostering Narrative Competence will focus on developing the
The Program In Health, Arts and Humanities (WWW.HEALTH-HUMANITIES.COM) and Post-MD Education are pleased to offer : “Have You Seen The Patient?” – A Poetry Workshop for Physicians Instructor: Ronna Bloom Duration: 2.0 hours Date: 29th November 2017, 6:00 – 8:00
The Program In Health, Arts and Humanities (WWW.HEALTH-HUMANITIES.COM) and Post-MD Education are pleased to offer : A Graphic Medicine Seminar For Physicians Instructor: Shelley Wall, MScBMC PhD Duration: 2.5 hours Date: 22 November 2017, 6:00 – 8:30 p.m. (Note: If you
The Health Narratives Research Group (HeNReG) allows researchers the opportunity to take the personally relevant stories that initiated their commitment to health care and develop them into narratives with a particular point of view. The process includes both personal reflection
We hope you will consider joining us for the University of Toronto’s Health History Partnership’s Sesquicentennial and third interdisciplinary health history symposium. View: Registration details Space is limited, register now! *IPE and CPD accreditation is in process Please contact md.reception@nullutoronto.ca
Please join us for a screening of : SHIVERS (directed by David Cronenberg, 1975) October 10, 2017 7pm Mount Sinai Hospital, 9th floor, Room 939 Admission free. All are welcome! Join us for a very special screening of one of
Meditation for Mindful Living and Clinical Practice Bill Gayner, BSW, MSW, RSW An open monthly series of meditation sessions to provide mental health professionals and students from all clinical disciplines an opportunity to develop meditation skills for enhancing their self-care
MINDFEST 2017 – October 4, 2017 All day at Hart House, University of Toronto For More Information and this year’s schedule, please visit: https://www.mindfest.ca/ This full-day event, open to all, aims to start conversations around mental illness and resilience in
Dear Readers: Ars Medica has just published its latest issue at: http://ars-medica.ca/index.php/journal. We invite you to review the Table of Contents here and then visit ourweb site to review articles and items of interest. Thank you for your continuing interest in Ars Medica
Dr. Danielle Martin, Vice-President of Women’s College Hospital for Medical Affairs, will be speaking on October 4th at the Rotman School of Management on improving health care for all Canadians. Dr. Martin has written a bestselling book on the topic
