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Mashup Score: 1Chair's Column: Welcome Back to a Brave New World - 5 year(s) ago
Dr. Rupert Kaul with his big catch As Labour Day came and went, the summer unofficially ended. It will undoubtedly be remembered as anything but typical. Still, I hope you got a chance for some rest and relaxation. Given the options, many of us explored Ontario and nearby Quebec. My husband and I…
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Mashup Score: 0Vision & Strategic Priorities - 5 year(s) ago
Our Vision: To prepare future physician leaders, contribute to our communities and improve the health and healthcare experiences of individuals and populations through the discovery, application, translation and communication of knowledge, and promotion of a culture of caring and inclusion.
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I am thrilled to share the @UofT_DoM Strategic Priorities for 2020 to 2024. With much excitement and high expectations, I look forward to seeing what we can accomplish together over the next five years! https://t.co/2cqa47P8nS
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Mashup Score: 4Department of Medicine 2020 Annual Day - 5 year(s) ago
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Department of Medicine Annual Day will be hosted virtually. The Department of Medicine’s Annual Day celebration is our opportunity to acknowledge faculty members and trainees who have generated and translated new knowledge, and demonstrated innovation in scholarship, research, teaching or clinical care.
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Join us today for the @UofT_DoM Virtual #DoMAnnualDay! Vice-Chairs @akumagai1, @drmikefarkouh, @kgshojania, @RicharLisa and I will be giving you updates about our department and celebrating our tremendous faculty https://t.co/pGRyizcLOi
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Mashup Score: 5Chair's Column: The World in Turmoil - What is the DoM’s role in addressing anti-Black and anti-Indigenous racism? - 5 year(s) ago
As protests against anti-Black racism, racial violence and police brutality take place in the United States, Canada and countries around the world, universities, medical societies and business, political and academic leaders have expressed solidarity with the Black community, denouncing anti-Black racism and discrimination in all forms. At the same time, anti-Indigenous racism continues to plague…
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Anti-Black and anti-Indigenous racism is not new. As the largest department of medicine in Canada, we in @UofT_DoM are a privileged group. It is our responsibility to use that privilege to address inequity and denounce racism & discrimination in all forms https://t.co/z37f6GZ0Gx
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Mashup Score: 0COVID-19: Wellness Resources for Faculty and Trainees - 5 year(s) ago
Toronto Distress Centres 416.408.4357 (HELP) or Text: 4564524-hour confidential emotional support and crisis intervention 7 days a week to individuals in our community at riskGerstein Centre 416-929-520024-hour confidential emotional support and crisis intervention for adults in TorontoCAMH: Mental Health and the COVID-19 Pandemic This site is designed to provide information and suggestions about…
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Under the leadership of @RicharLisa, we have also compiled a list of wellness resources for faculty and trainees, which I encourage you to use: https://t.co/nV4nhVB7rl
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Mashup Score: 3
This is an unprecedented time. Together, we are part of history in the making. For most of us, the COVID-19 pandemic will be the greatest acute public health crisis we will ever experience.
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Our faculty and trainees are on the frontlines of the #COVID19 pandemic, and I am so proud of the extraordinary efforts of each and every one of you. In my latest Chair's Column, I want to bring you up to speed on how @UofT_DoM has been responding. https://t.co/hJYM99maNU
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Mashup Score: 3DoM Update re: COVID-19 - 5 year(s) ago
I think I can say on behalf of the entire City of Toronto, we are extremely grateful to and proud of your response to this situation. Your devotion to patient care and to each other is a testament to you all. I’ve said this many times, and I will say it again: it is truly impressive what our department can do at the turn of a dime. You are caring, brilliant, adaptable, resilient and truly…
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As the #COVID19 crisis changes day by day, I hope you are all keeping well. While other professions are asked to scale back and stay home, #UofTMed is stepping up and showing leadership on the front lines. Please read the latest update from @UofT_DoM: https://t.co/ycFe5X4eFT
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Mashup Score: 7DoM Response to COVID-19 - 5 year(s) ago
There is no doubt that this has been an unprecedented and difficult week for everyone. Together with the Faculty of Medicine, the University of Toronto and our hospital partners, we are working to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of our learners, faculty, staff, and, of course, our patients. I am so proud of all of you who have stepped in to serve in this time of need. I know there are…
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I am so proud of everyone in the @UofT_DoM community for their leadership and for stepping in to serve in this time of need. We've shared details about our departmental response here: https://t.co/ofAxIjKD5P
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Mashup Score: 0Chair's Column: What has the University done for me lately? - 5 year(s) ago
Every now and then I am asked by faculty members about the value of being part of the University of Toronto. The hospital-based Department of Medicine practice plans are seen as the financial engines enabling what we do. What the U of T Department of Medicine contributes may not be clear. In this Chair’s Column, I want to give you the facts about what monies the University Department of Medicine…
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My latest Chair's Column tackles a big question: What has the University done for me lately? I want to give you the facts about what monies @UofT_DoM has and how they are used to support you: https://t.co/AwjOORPWzO
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Mashup Score: 0Chair's Column: Championing the Promotion of our Faculty on the Basis of Sustained Excellence in Teaching - 5 year(s) ago
In my first year as Chair, I heard repeatedly that the University valued researchers more than teachers and clinicians. As with any academic department in the Faculty of Medicine, we need all three pillars of the academic mission – clinical care, teaching/education and research – to be successful. We had clearly not demonstrated this in our practices. One glaring problem was that the hill to…
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We've had outstanding teachers go forward for promotion on Sustained Excellence in Teaching in the last few years, but we'd be remiss not to acknowledge our educators too! This month's Chair's Column has been updated so you can see who those folks are: https://t.co/9u0NbX9LgS
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A big thank you @UofT_DoM! To our faculty & learners: While on the frontlines of TO’s response to the pandemic, you have demonstrated your sustained dedication to your patients. To our staff: You have supported us so efficiently from afar. https://t.co/SfBJaBBsWb #uoftmed https://t.co/ZsYlhDOOPd