To all medical students applying to Physiatry this year, make sure to check out uOttawa’s PM&R CaRMS video!
Our resident group has worked hard to highlight the reasons we love our program. Best of luck during interviews! #CaRMS#physiatry
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Our Task Force on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Emerging Digital Technologies released its recommendations on how we can prepare the physicians of today – and tomorrow –for the massive technological changes coming to their practice: https://t.co/qPYwYgybHo #MedEd#AI
So happy to see this in print! 'Doctor as person' should be the 8th #CanMEDS role (or perhaps, the foundational role). Thanks for this perspective @Damonjdd1@SueGT1 @SalSpadafora1 @cynthiarw29
Really enjoyed listening to the first episode of @CollinJByrne1’s podcast! It is lovely to hear the perspectives of Canadian physiatrists and residents about careers in Physiatry — looking forward to the upcoming episodes of this three part series.
Have you heard our latest podcast? @CollinJByrne1 interviews Canadian physiatrists and residents about residency and fellowship, mentors, early career, and more! #physiatry#meded@AAPhysiatry_MSC@AAPhysiatry_RFC https://t.co/VL0nZWJJaF
Incredibly grateful for my #Qmed family! @QueensUGME holds a special place in my heart, because of all the wonderful classmates, faculty and staff I have been lucky to work with.
Congratulations to the #Q2020's for completing their last class of medical school today! Thank you for showing us what it means to be part of the #QMed family. We are so proud and excited to see what the future holds for you all!
Very Proud of our league. 📈📈📈
A major win for players, coaches, and organizations moving forward—also want to note the potential it has to help our players in life after basketball.
5 years ago, the PEACH (Palliative Education and Care for the Homeless) program began to serve Toronto’s most marginalized. This thread looks at our collective efforts to do better for the most vulnerable among us as we consider, “What’s a life worth?” https://t.co/asYHcKdUzN /1
Listening to patients can guide healthcare innovations. #Qmed students @Darsan27 and Adam Devon on why they started an app for patients with back pain. https://t.co/DmiWQCBnek @ddqic#queensu