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On December 10, Toronto Public Heath declared a Norovirus outbreak on the Complex Continuing Care unit. Other units and programs are operating as usual. Click for more info.

Please note our ambulatory care services will be closed on Dec. 25-26, 2025, and Jan. 1, 2026. The day program will be closed Dec. 22-26, 2025.

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Janset Gungor

PhD Student
Biomedical Engineering, University of Toronto
Advisor: Dr. Tom Chau

Education & Training

Janset completed her Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering at Yeditepe University in 2025 with honours. During her undergraduate studies, she engaged with diverse areas of study, including biothermodynamics and artificial intelligence in medicine. She is now pursuing her PhD in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Toronto.

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Paul Spafford

Mr. Spafford is a retired as a Vice Chair of Investment Banking at CIBC Capital Markets. During his 45 year career at Wood Gundy and CIBC, he was involved in many of Canada’s largest mergers and acquisition transactions as well as being financial advisor to the Boards of Directors of numerous public and private companies.

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Amy Glicksman, MD, FRCPC

Dr. Amy Glicksman is a Paediatric Respirologist at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital. She is also an Assistant Professor in the Department of Paediatrics at the University of Toronto.

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Laura McAdam, MSc, MD, FRCP(C)

 

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COVID-19 focus should be building intensive-care capacity, not 'who comes first' lists, ethicist says
Pandemic plans exclude people with certain disabilities from being triaged for a ventilator. COVID-19 efforts need to focus on creative ways to build our supply of ventilators and other intensive-care resources, not devising 'who comes first' lists, a Canadian ethicist says.
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Health care for disabled Ontarians fails to measure up
Ontario adults with developmental disabilities are nearly four times more likely to die early than their non-disabled peers, and fare wor...
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'It was the greatest gig ever:' Bloorview teacher Shelley Neal
After 32 years as a teacher-librarian, Shelley Neal's life has come first circle. “When I was a little girl in public school I remember...
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When resilience is part of the problem
Putting the onus on an individual to adapt to structural trauma is misguided, the authors of a new paper argue.
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Taking a rest is fun in a picture book that embraces disability
'I was a kid who thought taking breaks and resting made me somehow less than my peers, and I was afraid of being different.'
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As one of three developmental pediatricians in East Africa, Susan is a rare resource
Holland Bloorview 'helped prepare me and that's the reason I'm able to implement what I learned and cope with all of the uphill challenges.'
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