Advanced Certificate learner and family physician Amita Dayal publishes a children’s book that draws upon her cherished family experiences and memories.
Posted: Saturday May 4, 2024
Advanced Certificate learner and family physician Amita Dayal publishes a children’s book that draws upon her cherished family experiences and memories.
Posted: Saturday May 4, 2024
Leighton Schreyer receives prestigious Rhodes Scholarship to continue work in narrative medicine.
Posted: Thursday March 28, 2024
Read Foundational Certificate alum Amita Dayal’s latest creative reflection published in CMAJ. In what began as a draft in Writing Health-Themed Articles during the winter of 2023, Dayal reflects on her experience providing MAiD as a family physician.
Posted: Tuesday January 2, 2024
Listen to Miriam Colleran read “The Cherry Blossom Tree” published in Sparks of Calliope: A Journal of Poetic Observations.
Posted: Thursday December 14, 2023
Listen to Miriam Colleran read “Differently” published in Sparks of Calliope: A Journal of Poetic Observations
Posted: Thursday December 7, 2023
Lisa Mitchell, Geriatrician and participant of Writing Health-Themed Articles in winter 2023, asks us to reflect on stereotypes surrounding older age and ageing through the lens of an children’s television show in this piece for The Conversation.
Posted: Monday November 13, 2023
Paula Holmes-Rodman, anthropologist and alum of our Foundational Certificate, reflects on her mother’s passing in this creative non-fiction piece published in Intima: The Journal of Narrative Medicine.
Posted: Monday May 1, 2023
Carrie Bernard, Assistant Professor in the Department of Family & Community Medicine at the University of Toronto and Foundational Certificate alum, reflects on caring for patients in the ICU during the COVID-19 pandemic in this creative piece published in the CMAJ on National Physicians’ Day.
Posted: Monday May 1, 2023
Rory O’Sullivan’s story in CFP is the winner of the 2022 Mimi Divinsky Award for History and Narrative in Family Medicine.
Posted: Wednesday January 25, 2023
The latest creative reflection piece in CMAJ by Daniel Rayson, medical oncologist and Foundational Certificate alum.
Posted: Tuesday February 22, 2022