Program – University of Toronto
Visual Ways of Knowing: An Art-Based Workshop for Medical Learners at the McMichael Art Gallery Eligibility To Participate: No art experience necessary. All materials, including entrance fee, provided thanks to funding from Post-MD Education at the University of Toronto. Registration is on a
The Health Narratives Research Group (HeNReG) Meetings Every Wednesday from October 3, 2018 – April 24, 2019, Room 920 (9th floor) Mount Sinai Hospital DETAILS The Health Narratives Research Group (HeNReG) allows researchers the opportunity to take the personally relevant
Dear Postgraduate Medical Educators, Administrators and Staff: We are pleased to invite you to attend the book launch event for Health Humanities in Postgraduate Medical Education; the first book of its kind that provides practical advice and resources for setting up
The Centre for Faculty Development (CFD) and the University of Toronto Postgraduate Medical Education and Continuing Professional Development are excited to announce the launch of a new program: Introducing Narrative-Based Medicine – Part One. This program, consisting of six, two hour
Dear Colleagues, As previously announced, Post MD Education has introduced 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
Announcing The Fifth Annual Calgary Health Humanities Symposium 2018 October 18 & 19, 2018 Keynote speaker: Michael J. Green on Graphic Medicine Faculty and learners from all disciplines with an interest in healthcare are invited to submit an abstract for an
Are you interested in stretching your creative muscles? Looking to refine a creative work for publication? Or perhaps just to inject a dose of humanities into your medical practice? The University of Toronto Residents’ Creative Writing Group is here to help! We
Call for abstracts for the 2019 Health Humanities Consortium Meeting in Chicago is now open. You can learn about the conference at our website: https://healthhumanitiesconsortium.com/conferences-2/2019-chicago/ Our hotel blocks are also open and available We are still a bit shy of making our crowdfunding goal. Will you
From the Judges: “Carolyn Reardon, a PGY-2 in Family Medicine was this year’s winner. Her compelling short story The Bungalow centers on a beloved grandmother from Cape Breton who was spunky and irreverent. The story details the tender love of a grandchild
Dear Ars Medica 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. Thanks for the continuing interest in
