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For Dr. Sharon Smile, Zoom medicine lacks the human touch: 'There's a bit of a disconnect'
'It can cause a sense of "empathy fatigue," where you leave an appointment with a bit of distress because you feel like you haven't completed your task.'
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Talking to students 'helps me unpack the ableism I experienced as a child'
Dear Everybody workshops encourage students to think about why disability bias hurts.
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Groundbreaking clinic flips the script on treating kids with avoidant/restrictive eating disorder
Clinic offers ‘one stop shop’ developmental treatment approach for children with severe restrictive eating
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Ableism is pervasive in mental-health care, new study says
'That a hospital's policy would exclude a segment of the population was very shocking to me.'
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Disabled patients stuck in Ontario's psychiatric hospitals
More than one in five patients who have lived in a psychiatric facility for over 365 days have an intellectual disability, according to a new study.
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Before I met my daughter Bree, I googled her
A prenatal diagnosis leads to an online narrative about a child. This dad says the internet got his daughter's story wrong.
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Advancing safety one badge at a time
Holland Bloorview successfully completes the SPS Network’s Virtual Learning Series Badge Challenge
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Shaping research through partnership: the evolving role of family engagement at the Bloorview Research Institute
The growing impact of family engagement in research
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Celebrating disability advocacy through storytelling
Youth discuss the importance of using lived experience to shape advocacy, accessibility, health care and research
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Dr. Jane McCormack, Charles Sturt University, Australia
Dr. Jane McCormack won the 2nd place Pursuit Award on May 15th, 2013.Her research ...
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