Program – University of Toronto
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
Introducing a Redeveloped Interprofessional Health Arts and Humanities Certificate Hello Everyone, We have been working on the redevelopment of the Interprofessional Health Arts and Humanities Certificate. We are very excited to include Karen Gold (Social Work, Women’s College Hospital) and
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. Thank you for your
Dr. Briseida Mema’s submission, Literary Arts in Critical Care, was selected in the Spring 2019 competition for the Medical Humanities Education Grant. Congratulations on this achievement! Information on this semi-annual Medical Humanities award can be found below. STAY TUNED FOR NEXT YEAR’S DEADLINES Dear
This session is jointly sponsored by the U Toronto Departments of: Family and Community Medicine; Psychiatry, Division of Psychotherapies, Health Humanities and Education Scholarship (PHES); and the Mount Sinai Hospital, Department of Psychiatry ALL ARE WELCOME! The Power of Kindness: A
This session is jointly sponsored by the U Toronto Departments of: Family and Community Medicine; Psychiatry, Division of Psychotherapies, Health Humanities and Education Scholarship (PHES); and the Mount Sinai Hospital, Department of Psychiatry ALL ARE WELCOME! The Power of Kindness: A
2019 Story Slam ! May 14, 2019 | 6:30pm–8:30pm Event Details The University of Toronto’s Department of Medicine invites you to the third annual Story Slam. What’s a Story Slam? Story Slams are events that celebrate storytelling. Participants verbally share brief stories (5-minute maximum)
