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Dear Readers: Ars Medica has just published its latest issue at https://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 the continuing interest
Falling Through the Cracks: Greg’s Story ☑ LOCATION: MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 6, 2019 AT 5:30 PM 18th Floor Auditorium 600 University Ave, Toronto Falling Through the Cracks: Greg’s Story is a short film on Greg Price’s journey through
Workshop: Telling Trauma through Film & Art with Eva-Marie Stern Sunday, October 20th, 2-4pm TIFF Bell Lightbox (350 King St. W) 3rd Floor, Learning Studios A & B Film and art can be powerful ways to understand and express experiences
CINEMA MEDICA Screening-RSVP below Adaptations of Aging: Torching the Dusties & Piano Lessons This event features a screening of two short films about aging, featuring adaptations of literary texts by Margaret Atwood and Alice Munro. Filmmaker and educator Marlene Goldman will join us after
It’s back! PERFORMING PSYCHIATRY January 16, 2020, at Innis Town Hall Call for Submissions deadline is December 13, 2019 MC: David Goldbloom OC, MD, FRCPC Celebrating our Department’s Creativity & Artistry Calling all psychiatry residents, faculty, & hospital staff to present live performances & visual art! If you have never
Visual Ways of Knowing at the McMichael Art Gallery – Fall 2019 Visual Ways of Knowing An Art-Based Workshop for Medical Learners at the McMichael Art Gallery Objectives Through viewing, describing, discussing, and creating visual art, learners will: practice alternative ways of
Seeing Art as Medicine Fall 2019 This 3-part seminar guides Medical Students and Residents in close observation of art group reflection and art-making within the Art Gallery of Ontario’s collection — to let art tell us what we need to know about
Ronna Bloom – Poet In Residence Ronna Bloom is a teacher, writing coach and the author of six books of poetry. Her most recent book, The More, was published by Pedlar Press in 2017 and longlisted for the 2018 City of Toronto Book
The Centre for Faculty Development (CFD), the University of Toronto Postgraduate Medical Education, and Program in Health, Arts and Humanities (HAH) are excited to announce the Fall 2019 offering of the program, Narrative Medicine: Reading, Writing, and Reflecting in Clinical Practice,
The Program In Health, Arts and Humanities and The Office of Post-MD Education are pleased to announce: A Rooster for Asclepius: The Toronto Health Humanities Writing Group* A new monthly health humanities workshop, focused on improving narrative medicine skills through creative
