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Sarah and Alison Bruni: Advice for Physicians
Phase 3: CARE in Practice
Sarah and Alison have first hand experience with Healthcare, offering advice to medical students and professionals. They share ways to make everyone more comfortable.
Dr. Nick Kates, (professor and chair of the department of psychiatry & behavioural neurosciences, McMaster University) discusses compassionate person and family-centred care as transformative for patient experience and systems. A transformative message!
Dr. Nick Kates, (professor and chair of the department of psychiatry & behavioural neurosciences, McMaster University) discusses compassionate person and family-centred care as transformative for patient experience and systems. A transformative message!
Dr Peter Szatmari is a renowned child and youth psychiatrist with extensive experience with people who live with what is now referred to as the autism spectrum. Dr Szatmari shares insights from his experiences, highlighting lessons learned from people on the autism spectrum and the importance of collaborative relationships.
Dr Peter Szatmari is a renowned child and youth psychiatrist with extensive experience with people who live with what is now referred to as the autism spectrum. Dr Szatmari shares insights from his experiences, highlighting lessons learned from people on the autism spectrum and the importance of collaborative relationships.
Dr Yona Lunsky is a Professor and Developmental Disabilities Lead with Deptartment of Psychiatry, University of Toronto. Dr Lunsky's clinical research and work is profoundly influential in improving health care for people with DD. We want to particularly highlight the Health Care Access Research and Developmental Disabilities (H-CARDD) and online resources aimed at positively impacting health and health care for people with DD. Go to http://www.hcardd.ca/ and pass on the news about this work!
Dr Yona Lunsky is a Professor and Developmental Disabilities Lead with Deptartment of Psychiatry, University of Toronto. Dr Lunsky's clinical research and work is profoundly influential in improving health care for people with DD. We want to particularly highlight the Health Care Access Research and Developmental Disabilities (H-CARDD) and online resources aimed at positively impacting health and health care for people with DD. Go to http://www.hcardd.ca/ and pass on the news about this work!