Kathryn Hodwitz

Qualitative researcher in healthcare and medical education; runner; cyclist; coffee enthusiast.

[TIER at UHN @TIER_UHN]

"[O]ur world is burning and our healthcare system is broken" - join Dr. Kathryn Parker as she explains how we can re-imagine evaluation as a powerful learning tool that can accelerate meaningful change in healthcare. Register here: https://t.co/ugunJV0NOx

[Jannah Wigle, PhD @jannahwigle]

Our paper was published today in @BMJ_Open on physicians' perspectives on #COVID vaccinations for children. We found individual, interpersonal, systemic/contextual factors shaped their attitudes/approaches to recommend #vaccines https://t.co/xD6ehpJDPg
@khodwitz @TARGet_Kids

[Kathryn Hodwitz @khodwitz]

It was such a pleasure to get to talk about our study on the CMAJ podcast @jannahwigle @UnityHealthTO @TARGet_Kids

[CMAJ @CMAJ]

This week on #CMAJPodcasts, four authors of the research paper "Parents' perspectives on SARS-CoV-2 vaccinations for children: a qualitative analysis" discuss the paper's findings: https://t.co/jWsqFbWegp

[CMAJ @CMAJ]

Parents’ perspectives on #COVID19 vaccinations for their children aged 5–11 represented a continuum of concern ➡️ https://t.co/aXakYVizuV
@jannahwigle @khodwitz @KateAllan_PhD @researchsketch @barbara_fallon @TARGet_Kids @UnityHealthTO @UofT_FIFSW @BirkenCatherine

[Jannah Wigle, PhD @jannahwigle]

Excited to share our paper on parents' perspective on #Covid vaccination for children published in @CMAJ @khodwitz @researchsketch @KateAllan_PhD @barbara_fallon @TARGet_Kids @UnityHealthTO @UofT_FIFSW
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[Kathryn Hodwitz @khodwitz]

“Planning for future pandemics must account for the unique needs of those experiencing homelessness.”: https://t.co/GSme9VarSs

[The Walrus @thewalrus]

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[Academic Medicine @AcadMedJournal]

Variable or Fixed? Authors explore rater entrustment decision making in workplace- and simulation-based assessments: https://t.co/WaMUkLEzMy. #MedEd #assessment @rbrydges @tjeyalingam

[Kathryn Hodwitz @khodwitz]

We looked for (in)compatibility and instead found invisibility. A little late in sharing this but such an interesting study to be a part of. https://t.co/BROuTTN4lp