We are proud to partner with @slfnha and @MenoYaWin. This collaboration brings regional and provincial expertise together, addresses gaps in access to cardiovascular specialty services and supports culturally appropriate, community-driven health solutions.
Big news! @ReenaFoundation has a new Health webpage.
We’ve always believed that inclusive, accessible healthcare is essential, and now we’ve created a space to showcase how we’re working across systems to make it happen.
Explore our priorities, partnerships, and projects focused on better health for people with #developmental #disabilities. From primary care to mental health, dementia, and more, we’re on a mission to drive real change.
📷 Check it out: https://t.co/jGxyIVXD6I
#HealthEquity #DevelopmentalDisabilities #InclusionMatters #ReenaCommunity #IDDHealth
"The Design of Everyday Things" by @jnd1er has totally reframed how I view problems in healthcare.
Do you ever get frustrated because you can’t figure out how to perform a task or use a new device? It’s not your fault, it’s almost always bad design.
New recommendations from @OntarioHealthOH about implementing pharmacogenomic testing in Ontario. I feel fortunate to have contributed to this report while completing my @trp_uoft capstone project.
https://t.co/RnmzR0Shl8
#PharmacogenomicTesting for #Clinicians 🧬
Incorporating pharmacogenomic #PGx testing into your practice can help you provide more personalized care for your patients.
🧬 Download the Clinician Handout:https://t.co/ObH56vds0E
@TSA But apparently crunchy peanut butter is not a liquid according to the TSA agent that confiscated my jar. To this day, I am still confused by this logic and the scientific rationale
I quickly learned that stepping outside of the Toronto healthcare system to interact with patients from rural communities is extremely valuable for medical trainees, and I think it should be encouraged a lot more for students at @uoftmedicine@UofTMDprogram
Thank you @OSMH_News for welcoming medical students to their community for ROMP Week 2024! Exploring Orillia and learning from local physicians was an excellent way to mark the end of the school year.
An exciting day in Lindsay, Ontario learning about rural medicine and clinical skills! Thank you @RossMemorial Hospital for welcoming @uoftmedicine students to the Kawartha Lakes community 🍦🌅
It was great to be back at the @ACTScience Translational Science conference and share our @trp_uoft Translational Thinking Framework with attendees! Lots of interesting discussions about how to unlearn and integrate the framework into our research methods #TS24Vegas
🚀Big welcome to our 2024 #ECHODiscovery cohort! 🚀
27 undergrads, graduate and med students, and postdocs are joining us from across Canada to begin their entrepreneurship journeys.
We are so excited to be supporting them with @TBEP_UofT!
We found that about 30% of military veterans from the general population live with chronic non-cancer pain. Our study re-enforces the importance of ensuring veterans have access to evidence-based care to manage their chronic pain. @MilitaryH_BMJ https://t.co/YB0FjoXM9j
We explored the prevalence of chronic noncancer pain among veterans. Many studies overestimate prevalence by oversampling comorbidities associated with chronic pain. When restricted to veterans from the general population, the best estimate is 30%: https://t.co/hwcosdvVRA
Mary Schmitz and @SamNeumark, with their capstone "Expert Group Decision Making: A Case Study of Pharmacogenomic Testing in Ontario", will be having their defense on June 26th, from 4 -6 pm.
✉️ To attend, email [email protected].
Amazing to have #TS23xInnovate end with an interactive discussion about competency-based assessments, and it's so great to see an alignment in educational approaches between @trp_uoft and the @ACTScience@ncats_nih_gov community!
Excited to be in Washington, DC for the Translational Science conference! A special thank you to @ACTScience for supporting my attendance through the Burroughs Wellcome Fund Trainee Travel Award! #TS23xInnovate
We found that #painclinics were capable of transitioning services from in-person to #virtualcare. The pandemic demonstrated that it is feasible & sustainable for clinics to have a hybrid of virtual and in-person care. @chronicpainCOE@trp_uoft@Hindawi
https://t.co/D7I9Q1lzNK
The best thing about being part of the TRANSFORM HF network? You can work with clinicians, investigators, trainees, people with lived experience, industry reps & community partners towards a shared vision of digital tech for equitable access to personalized #heartfailure care! 😍