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What in the #@$*! is happening with respiratory infections? | Dr. Jeffrey Pernica | March 21, 2024

Dr. Jeffrey Pernica is an Associate Professor for the Department of Pediatrics at McMaster University, and the director of the special immunization clinic in McMaster Children's Hospital. His…

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Learning from Null Effects: A Bottom-Up Approach with Ala' Alrababa'h and Scott Williamson

A critical barrier to generating cumulative knowledge is the inability of researchers to observe the results from the full set of research designs. Studies that produce null findings are especially…

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Bridging the Gap: Needs-Driven Innovation: From an Anti-Racism Lens | Dr. Abubaker Khalifa | March 7, 2024

Dr. Abubaker Khalifa is the co-founder/COO of Moonrise Medical, developing a perfusion guidance/diagnostic system in peripheral vascular disease. Abubaker Khalifa is an Assistant Clinical Professor…

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AI in Healthcare Rounds with Dr. Jeremy Petch - February 21, 2024

Dr. Jeremy Petch, Founder, Create (CentRE for dAta science adn digiTal hEalth) discusses CarDIA-AI: Using AI to improve outcomes and efficiency of cardiac investigation. Transcript is included under…

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One Welfare Lecture

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Navigating the blind spots of drug therapy in Neonates, 5-year experience of MCH Neonatal Clinical Pharmacology Working Group | Dr. Samira Samiee-Zafarghandy | January 4, 2024

Dr. Samira Samiee-Zafarghandy is an Associate Professor for the Department of Pediatrics and neonatologist at McMaster Children's Hospital.In this week's first core session of 2024, Dr.…

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Turning critique into promise: How situationalism can aid qualitative interviewing with Anders Vassenden and Marte Mangset.

In their talk, Vassenden and Mangset answer to a recent interactionist/situationist critique of qualitative interviews. This critique holds that because interviews are social encounters with…

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"Examining and Supporting the Intersectional Needs of Refugee and Newcomer Children in Canadian Healthcare" | Dr. Sukaina Dada | December 7, 2023

Dr. Sukaina Dada has been working to improve children’s health and wellness for over 15 years. She focuses on addressing health disparities faced by racialized and newcomer children with…

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AI in Heatlhcare Rounds with Mason Kadem - October 18, 2023

Topic of discussion: Using AI in clinic and large-scale research

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Examining and Supporting the Intersectional Needs of Refugee and Newcomer Children in Canadian Healthcare - Dr. Sukaina Dada – December 7, 2023

Dr. Sukaina Dada has been working to improve children’s health and wellness for over 15 years. She focuses on addressing health disparities faced by racialized and newcomer children with…

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Turning critique into promise: How situationalism can aid qualitative interviewing with Anders Vassenden and Marte Mangset

In their talk, Vassenden and Mangset answer to a recent interactionist/situationist critique of qualitative interviews. This critique holds that because interviews are social encounters with…

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A Hidden Universe of Uncertainty with Nate Breznau

What happens when hundreds of researchers investigate the same research question with the same data? Answer: almost anything goes. Observing researchers in such a task reveals so many minute…

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SEP760: Fall 2023 PFA Interview with Murray Walz on November 5th

Attendees: Murray Walz Asma Ahmed (C01, Group 05) Yca Meriel (C01, Group 06) Yaowen Wu (C02, Group 01) Adarsh Ganesh Thapliyal (C02, Group 04) Adhvait Menon (C02, Group 05) Saad Latif (C02, Group…

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3MT Presentation (Parkinson's Disease)

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HTHSCI 3BB3 - F2023 - 9B - Public Health Guest Lecture - Recording

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AI in Healthcare Rounds with Dr. Mehdi Moradi - August 16, 2023

Topic of discussion: Can AI read your chest X-Ray and write a report? Transcript of recording is available under the 'Attachments' tab

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Skills Identification

Identifying your skills is an essential part of the job search process. Skills allow potential employers to evaluate whether you are a suitable candidate for a job. Learn how to identify your…

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Situation-Action-Result (SAR) Statements

Situation-Action-Result Statements help contextualize how your experiences and education translate into job success. Learn how to craft SAR statements to use in your resume, cover letters, or in an…

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Privacy and "The Biggest Lie on the Internet" with Dr. Jonathan Obar

This talk will introduce audience members to the "the biggest lie on the internet" (known as "I agree to the terms and conditions"). Online consent is fundamental to privacy law…

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Slow Thinking - Fast Thinking

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W Sitting in Children | Monty Sawalha | September 19, 2022

Monty Sawalha is a PGY-3 in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at McMaster University. The weather in Hamilton Ontario has been a warm welcome since completing medical school in his hometown…

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What is one thing you wish you knew prior to starting your first semester as a TA? What advice would you give to a new TA?

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January 27, 2022 Pain Rounds - Dr. Lyn S. Turkstra

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