Program – University of Toronto
THE ART OF MEDICINE SPEAKERS’ SERIES CONTINUES – a dynamic new speakers’ series and book signing with physician authors– June 1, 2018 Dr. Ron Epstein author of “Attending” June 1st 1040-noon- Location: Michener Institute Auditorium, 222 St Patrick St, Toronto M5T 1V4
(1) NATIONAL POETRY MONTH PANEL- AT MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL-April 5, 2018 Why Are You So Scared? & Other Questions about Poetry, Medicine and Shocks of Mortality A conversation with a poet-physician, a poet-patient, and the Mount Sinai poet-in-residence: Shane Neilson,
Registration is now open! April 14, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON Registration for The Inaugural Jacalyn Duffin Health & Humanities Conference, organized by Queen’s School of Medicine is now open! The conference aims to create a space where students and educators of all disciplines can
1) A Reading and Book Signing By Dr. James Maskalyk, The Art of Medicine Speakers’ Series “Life on the Ground Floor: Letters from the Edge of Emergency Medicine” https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/108744/life-on-the-ground-floor-by-dr-james-maskalyk/9780385665971/ Date/Location: Room 4171 MSB (Medical School Building) , for your March 22nd talk at 630pm. This
The University of Toronto’s Department of Medicine invites you to the second annual Story Slam What’s a Story Slam? Story Slams are events that celebrate storytelling. Participants verbally share brief stories (5-minute maximum) with an audience who vote on their
Storytelling Through Photography: Finding Connection Through Medicine – with Dr. Dawn Lim Open to medical students, residents and fellows at no charge. April 9th, 2018, at the close of the Synesthesia Art Show: 5-7 pm Room 2394 – Medical School
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
Interested in the health humanities? Two great opportunities to join the conversation on humanities in family medicine are just around the corner! Family Medicine Forum Call for Abstracts The call for abstracts for Family Medicine Forum (FMF) 2018 is open
CALL FOR PAPERS Creating Space VIII: April 27-28, 2018, Halifax, NS Theme: Fostering Critical Thinking through the Arts and Humanities Sub-themes: Teaching and Education Interprofessional Collaboration Engaging Community REGISTRATION is now OPEN: https://stay.dal.ca/KxRegistration_KxLive_CPD/CreatingSpaces2018 Keynote Speakers: Dr. Alan Bleakley: Title: Critical thinking in a ‘post-truth’ era:
