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Storytelling Through Photography: Finding Connection Through Medicine – with Dr. Dawn Lim Open to medical students, residents , fellows and learners from other clinical disciplines at no charge, but please make a firm commitment once registered. April 8th, 2019 from
Join us at Synesthesia 2019: A Healer’s Art, an annual art show organized by U of T Faculty of Medicine, ArtBeat, and the U of T Interdisciplinary Healthcare Faculties. Please submit your work to: https://goo.gl/forms/YQt1ipfFmd5Q4YkV2 by MARCH 17, 11:59 PM
Dear Residents/Postgraduate Trainees, The Postgraduate Wellness Office is pleased to support an Emotion-Focused Mindfulness course funded by Post-MD Education and sponsored by the Program In Health, Arts and Humanities. www.health-humanities.com The course dates are: March 26, April 23, May 28, June 25 (4th Tuesday of each month)
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ArtBeat’s Synesthesia is holding its annual art show on April 8th 2019 (9:00AM – 5:00PM) in the MSB Stone Lobby. Submit any original artworks (paintings, photos, poetry, performance art? etc) by February 17th 2019! Workshops to be announced. LINK FOR
Join us for a screening of Bedside Manner (2016), a short film that explores the important role of performance in physician-patient encounters through the lens of standardized patient simulations. The screening will be accompanied by a discussion with the visiting filmmaker, Corinne
Dear Colleagues, Post MD Education continues to offer the Medical Humanities Education Matching Funding Grant in the amount of $5,000 per project proposal, distributed on a semi-annual basis. The first (inaugural) call went out in January 2017 and grants were awarded in June
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 our website to review articles and items of interest. Thank you for your the continuing
Dear U of T Medicine learners and faculty members, Annie Yu and Sarah Ge, from the Class of 2T2, are launching Palette Magazine as U of T Medicine’s first student Arts & Culture print magazine – an initiative they’ve been
CFD/CACE Summer Education Institute: Teaching for Transformation (June 11-13, 2019) This 3-day faculty development program offers teaching and assessment approaches well suited to addressing the social and relational aspects of care. We will explore: (1) Different paradigms for health professions
