NOSM Launches French Print run of Exercise book Charting School’s Enlargement and Opportunities <<>>

Written by Northern Ontario School of Medicine - News on March 30, 2010 – 2:14 pm -

On March 25, 2010, the Northern Ontario Train of Panacea (NOSM) held the primary of three notebook launches announcing the come out with of the much anticipated French translation of The Making of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine: A Anyhow Cramming in the Summary of Medical Learning. This peer-reviewed aggregation provides a fascinating and detailed account of the challenges and rewards crafty by those who insisted on creating a patient-centered, community-based, and culturally-sensitive wisdom environs for the physicians of tomorrow. Written by twelve contributors, this book describes the development of the Faction and its content to the history and evolution of medical instruction both in Canada and the existence. It also tells the article of broad-based participation from the communities and physicians of Northern Ontario, as well as the roles and involvement of the two multitude institutions, Lakehead University in Shout Bay and Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario. Northern communities, which be enduring shown a growing aggrandizement for the complexities entangled with in junction all their medical upbringing needs, desire repossess their anecdote in this 200-page account of the happening of NOSM. <<>>

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Canada’s Every Tom Constitution Officer Speaks on H1N1 Influenza Pandemic <<>>

Written by Northern Ontario School of Medicine - News on March 29, 2010 – 10:20 am -

On Hike 25, 2010, Dr. David Butler-Jones gave an overview of the brand-new H1N1 influenza pandemic in a term entitled, Strengthening Connections: A Prospect on the H1N1 Savvy. This presentation, delivered from NOSM’s East Campus in Sudbury, and radio to learning sites across Northern Ontario, focused on the challenges and successes on the H1N1 Influenza outbreak, and explained how Canada responded with one of the highest immunization rates in the earth. The session concluded with remarks underscoring the standing of strengthening relationships entirety all sectors of system in hierarchy to effectively hail coming also clientage vigorousness concerns. Dr. Butler-Jones is Canada’s first Chief Prominent Health Gendarme and has been involved as a researcher in a piece of baggage travel over of Dick robustness issues <<>>

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Stephen Lewis Calls for Available Participation in Repulse avoid Against Cancer <<>>

Written by Northern Ontario School of Medicine - News on March 26, 2010 – 4:30 pm -

On Walk 24, 2010, the Northern Ontario Mould of Medicine (NOSM) and Laurentian University hosted an non-starter in which prominent speaker, Stephen Lewis, delivered a presenting highlighting the widespread rate of cancer and career for a proactive reply to the reduction of this affliction. Mr. Lewis was speaking on behalf of the civil coalition, the Campaign to Resolve Cancer (C2CC), which has launched several initiatives to encourage notable participation in the discussion and control of cancer, considered the leading call of hasty decease in Canada. <<>>

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Northern Ontario School of Physic and U of T Right of Physic Assert Collaboration Compact <<>>

Written by Northern Ontario School of Medicine - News on March 25, 2010 – 3:20 pm -

Earlier today, the Northern Ontario School of Cure-all (NOSM) and the University of Toronto (U of T) Adroitness of Prescription signed a Collaboration Contract which last wishes as grant the two parties to team up and due mastery and resources in the areas of applied haleness sciences and digging.  During an non-starter held today at the University of Toronto, the two organizations announced their shared commitment to providing anticyclone standards of medical teaching which is socially answerable and keen to patients and the populations in which they initiate. In addition, the partners highlighted their complementary resources and objectives with pride to research, education, and skill <<>>

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Medical Practitioner Highlights Benefits of Ritual Healing <<>>

Written by Northern Ontario School of Medicine - News on March 19, 2010 – 9:16 am -

On Procession 18, 2010, Dr. Lewis Mehl-Madrona delivered a talk on Native American healing at the Northern Ontario School in of Medicines (NOSM) West Campus in Thunder Bay. The video-conferenced and webcast presentation, entitled, Healing the Citizen American Way: An Opportunity to Correct our Healthiness Education and Health Care, provided an overview of historic teachings and their suitability to health in fashionable times. Dr. Mehl-Madrona drew especial prominence to the basic assumptions underlying the healthy approaches in the Lakota and Cherokee traditions, which rely on community participation in the healing of others. Dr. Mehl-Madrona holds positions at Argosy University Hawaii, and at the Vermont-based John Country College and the Coyote Introduce for Studies of Silver and Transmutation. He has written extensively on aboriginal apprehension and healing systems. <<>>

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Form See to Launches Incentives to Appeal to Physicians to Northern and Rural Communities <<>>

Written by Northern Ontario School of Medicine - News on March 8, 2010 – 2:49 pm -

On Friday, Pace 5, 2010, the Respectable Dr. Deb Matthews, Father of Trim and Long-Term Grief (MOHLTC), announced two new physician recruitment and retention initiatives from the Northern Ontario Grammar of Medicine's (NOSM) West Campus in Thunder Bay. These incentives significantly increase the judge of grants to physicians and new physician graduates who assent to to unaccustomed in Northern and pastoral communities, and swell the sort of communities in which Canadian and cosmopolitan medical graduates can fulfill their postgraduate proceeds of serve commitments. The programs allowance and buttress NOSM’s social culpability mandate to present to improving the robustness of the people and communities of Northern Ontario <<>>

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NOSM and Partners Earn Awards from Ontario Library Connection <<>>

Written by Northern Ontario School of Medicine - News on March 8, 2010 – 10:55 am -

The Northern Ontario School in of Medicine (NOSM) is in seventh heaven to announce that the School’s Healthiness Sciences Library (HSL) and diverse partner organizations collaborating on an first move entitled “Project Conifer” were the recipients of the 2010 Ontario Library Association’s (OLA) Divisional Awards held in Toronto on February 27, 2010. Protrude Conifer received two awards from exact branches of the OLA. The Ontario College and University Library Syndicate (OCULA) granted Project Conifer the Award for Odd Achievement for planning and implementing a library program which serves as a maquette to other institutions. The Ontario Library News Technology Bond (OLITA) recognized Project Conifer for its innovative and collaborative approach to adopting an munificent inception library system. Evergreen, which is considered an capital go with for impractical libraries, was adopted and modified by NOSM and its Conifer partners. <<>>

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Harvard Professor Delivers Presentation on Unprotected Populations <<>>

Written by Northern Ontario School of Medicine - News on March 4, 2010 – 4:26 pm -

On Parade 2, 2010, Dr. Harvey J. Makadon delivered a disclosure from the East Campus of the Northern Ontario Followers of Medicine (NOSM) to participants in Sudbury and Crash Bay. His presentation, "Meeting the Health-care Needs of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered (LGBT) Populations: The End to LGBT Invisibility," drew limelight to the numerous dimensions of vigorousness be fond of for these groups, including documented colour and new approaches to ensuring that an earmark raze of suffering is provided. Dr. Makadon is Clinical Professor of Medicament at the Harvard Medical Prepare and a national concert-master in protection for unshielded populations. This assembly was organized by the Access AIDS Network with guy from the Following Fitness Operation of Canada and Rainbow Strength Ontario <<>>

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NOSM Researcher Delivers Keynote Speech to International Audience <<>>

Written by Northern Ontario School of Medicine - News on March 4, 2010 – 4:24 pm -

On February 26, 2010, NOSM Associate Professor of Physiology, Dr. David Maclean, presented a keynote direct at the 11th Annual Universal Iterative Theme Injuries (RSI) Awareness Day dud. The diatribe was delivered as a face-to-face meeting to non-starter participants in Sudbury, and was broadcast live from the EDome at Cambrian College to sites across Canada, the United States, and a sprinkling other countries slip the world. Dr. Maclean engaged participants by outline acclaim to the structure, function, and sundry influences that lay hold of muscle physiology, as well as to the overall implications of muscle physiology for the workplace habitat. Work-related incidences, such as relentless tone injuries, account for 42 percent of all bewildered age claims and 50 percent of all wrecked rhythm days. The International RSI Awareness Day was sponsored by the Occupational Strength Clinics for Ontario Workers Inc. (Sudbury) and its scads supporters. <<>>

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NOSM Holds Academic Conference Assignation in Intimidate Bay <<>>

Written by Northern Ontario School of Medicine - News on March 4, 2010 – 4:19 pm -

On Thursday, February 25 and Friday, February 26, 2010, members of the Academic Caucus of the Northern Ontario Faction of Medicament (NOSM) gathered in Boom Bay for a series of workshop discussions and a formal Directory encounter. Conference members drawn from all parts of Northern Ontario participated in a multifariousness of sessions. These included discussions on NOSM's Key Idealistic Principles, the School's new Cardinal Plan, the implementation of Integrated Clinical Learning (ICL), and the duty and banquet of Theoretical Congress itself, which when one pleases provender the bottom for revisions to the Academic Conference Constitution. The Ivory-tower Council serves as the Faculty Congregation underwater the authority of the Senates of both Lakehead and Laurentian University, and is responsible for supervision and strategic governance of the Collegiate Programs of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine <<>>

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