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A new study in Academic Medicine looks at uncivil behaviour among doctors—from eye rolling and open ridicule to yelling, throwing objects, sending unkind e-mails and posting disparaging social media comments. University of Toronto researchers interviewed 49 doctors who are faculty in U of T’s…
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The 14th annual BRI Symposium showcases client- and family-centred research that is forging new frontiers in childhood disability research
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David Onley was the first person with a physical disability to be lieutenant-governor in Ontario.
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Dr. Angela Orsino is a developmental pediatrician in the Child Development Program who has a strong interest in medical education. She completed the Education Scholars Program through the U of T Centre for Faculty Development in 2016 and has participated in various educational leadership roles since then. Since 2021, she has been the program director for the U of T Developmental Pediatrics subspecialty/fellowship program.
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'To this day I'm still asking questions and there's no real set answers to a lot of the challenges we encounter.'
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'Every child deserves access to the benefits of play.'
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'A big part of the fellowship is learning how to be flexible in delivering information and present with families.'
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'Black medical students struggled with the idea of being the only Black surgical resident or staff in their institutions...'
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The Social ABCs for babies who show signs of autism nurtures 'an ability to connect with a partner and share positive feelings together.'
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Nine comics tell the story of kids who are put under general anesthesia repeatedly because they can't tolerate medical exams. Most have autism and intellectual disability.
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