CAME HPE Podcast - Balado sur l’éducation dans les professions de la santé

For our eighth episode, we are fortunate to have Dr. Victoria Boyd as our guest. Victoria Boyd is a Scientific Associate at the Centre for Advancing Collaborative Healthcare & Education (CACHE) at UHN. She holds a PhD in health professions education research from the University of Toronto. Victoria’s research explores how critical reflection and dialogue can transform the ways health professio...

EPISODE 7: Upward Feedback: Exploring learner perspectives on giving feedback to their teachers with Dr. Katherine Wisener   For our seventh episode, we are fortunate to have Dr. Katherine Wisener as our guest. With over 10 years of experience working in faculty development, Katherine holds a PhD in Health Professions Education through Maastricht University, where her research focused on how healt...

EPISODE 6: Unlocking Well-being in Medical Education through the Okanagan Charter with Dr. Melanie Lewis and Dr. Victor Do, University of Alberta.   For our sixth episode we are fortunate enough to have:   Melanie Lewis , CWO FoMD University of Alberta. Co-Chair AFMC Wellbeing Committee.  Chair of Steering committee RCPSC Wellbeing Collaboration. Executive committee member of the Culture of Medici...

EPISODE 5: How prior knowledge can impact the effectiveness of learning experiences with Dr. Maria Mylopoulos   For our fifth episode, we are fortunate to have Dr. Maria Mylopoulos as our guest. Dr. Mylopoulos holds her PhD in human development and education. She is currently Senior Scientist and Associate Director of the Wilson Centre for Research in Education, Program Director and Professor in t...

Welcome to the fourth episode of our CAME Health Professions Education Podcast! In this episode, Robert Sternszus interviews Njeri Karianjahi! Dr. Karianjahi is an Adolescent medicine specialist and consultant pediatrician in Nairobi Kenya. EPISODE 4: Supporting International Medical Graduates in Canada- lessons learned from fellowship safaris For our fourth episode we are fortunate to have Dr. Nj...

Episode 3: From racism to anti-racism - examining the past and designing the future of medical education, with Dr. Kannin Osei-Tutu. With CanMEDS 2025 on the horizon, the CAME HPE podcast explores how we, as educators, must reflect not only on our present but also on our past to look ahead to the future. With that in mind, we are honoured to have Dr. Kannin Osei-Tutu on the show. He is a hospitali...

Episode 2: Social networks and how they inform reflection, faculty development and professional identity formation with Dr. Laura Nimmon For our second episode, we are fortunate to have as our guest Dr. Laura Nimmon, a Scientist at the Centre for Health Education Scholarship (or CHES) and Associate Professor in the Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Medicine, U...

Episode 1: Struggle in Learning: Guiding Novices in their Medical Education Journey with Dr. Naomi Steenhof For our inaugural episode, we are fortunate to have as our guest Dr. Naomi Steenhof, a registered pharmacist who also holds a PhD in Health Professions Education Research. She is an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto and is an education researcher at the Wilson Centre. Her rese...