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Annual Conference
2009
Canadian Conference on Medical Education
May 2-6, 2009
Edmonton, Alberta
Shaw Conference Centre
"Diversity - Meeting Many Needs"
Program
CCME 2009 - Speakers
WELCOME CEREMONY AND AFMC - AMS J. WENDELL MACLEOD MEMORIAL LECTURE
Focus sing Upstream: The Role of Medical Education in Encouraging Diversity
The Honourable Michael J.L. Kirby
Chair of the Mental Health Commission of Canada
PLENARY SESSION: Teaching about First Nations, Inuit and Métis Health: Knowledge and Self Reflection
Teaching about First Nations, Inuit and Métis Health
Marcia Anderson, President, Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada
Charlene Hellson, Manager, Adult Aboriginal Mental Health, Alberta Health Services
Barry Lavallee, Vice-President, Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada, Assistant Professor, Department of Medical Education, University of Manitoba
PLENARY SESSION: Inraprofessionalism: Collaboration/Collegiality for Better Patient Outcomes
Introduction
Louise Samson, Past President, RCPSC, and Louise Nasmith, Past President, CFPC, Professor and Principal, College of Health Disciplines, University of British Columbia
Optimizing Communications for Safer Care
Susan Swiggum, Senior Physician Risk Manager, Risk Management Services, Canadian Medical Protective Association
Intraprofessionalism: Improving Quality of Care & Patient Safety
Ward Flemmons, Clinical Professor, University of Calgary
PLENARY SESSION: HOT TOPICS
Refining Medical Education: A Discussion on the Recommendations for the FMEC Project
Nick Busing, President & CEO, AFMC
Study of Clinical Teachers in Canadian Faculties of Medicine
David Cook, Principal Investigator, AFMC Project on Clinical Teachers, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Alberta
PLENARY SESSION: Diversity in Medical Education: Sex, Race, and Culture... Or is it more?
Integrating Diversity into Medical Education
Blye Frank, Professor and Head, Division of Medical Education, Dalhousie University
Tying Diversity into Policy and Practice
Sarita Verma, Deputy Dean, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto
Of Cabbages, Kings, and the Rest of Us: What Difference Does Difference Make?
Susan Phillips, Professor, Family Medicine and Community Health & Epidemiology, Queen's University
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