Now, medical students will HAVE to learn about anti-Black racism & Black health! MedCouncilCan just released Black Health learning objectives! Proud to have co-led this with DrDryden & Dr. Barb Black Health Education Collaborative ! Temerty Medicine U of T Public Health 🤓

'Private equity ownership turns health care from a social good into a financial asset, extracting wealth for investors. There is no evidence that private equity ownership leads to systematic improvements in care.' from CDM's Danyaal Raza Karen S. Palmer
thestar.com/opinion/contri…

Thnx The Globe and Mail for publishing this theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl… The path to better health care doesn’t require further recommendations re how it should be fixed. It requires political leadership. Governing is not theoretical. The job of politicians is to implement actual solutions

Today is the International Day to End Racial Discrimination. To address racial injustice Ontario must extend public health coverage to all regardless of their immigration status. Jose is an undocumented construction worker. This is his story. Share it widely #Healthcare4All

Denying healthcare to people living or working in Ontario because of their immigration status can be a death sentence.

Dr. Alissa Tedesco is a palliative care doctor who sees migrant patients with serious illnesses, such as cancer, which could have been cured or even prevented

Over the last 16 months, our team has conducted the largest public engagement ever on the future of #primarycare in Canada

Today we release our final report✨

10,000 people
10,000 participant hours
1 vision for primary care

OurCare.ca🧵
youtube.com/watch?v=DKKL7R…

**UHT and UofT REB-approved tweets to recruit participants**

What is it like to be brought to hospital for psychiatric assessment by the police, as a result of a mental health form in Ontario (e.g., a form 1)?

Our study aims to represent people's experiences (a 🧵) /1

As medical students get ready to pick their residency program CaRMS, hear from some current #familymedicine residents about why they chose – and continue to choose – family med. #FMproud

Beyond slogans & words: Taking anti-racist care to action, Perspectives from Canada

Speakers: Dr Amit Arya Dr. Amit Arya
Dr Naheed Dosani Naheed Dosani
Dr Nadine Persaud Dr. Nadine Persaud

🎟️Book your place pccongress.org.uk/registration/
#PCC2024

📢New publication!

Check out our latest BMC Series paper looking at barriers to dying-in-place for structurally vulnerable populations.

Freely available here:
doi.org/10.1186/s12904…

UVic Research UVic Nursing Institute on Aging & Lifelong Health IslandHealthResearch CIHR Research at Canadian Cancer Society Michael Smith Health Research BC

Happy to learn TMU Sociology is using #displacementcity in a course. Specifically chapter by Naheed Dosani and Dr. Trevor Morey.
Greg C University of Toronto Press

What do #healthcare experts want for our health-care system this holiday season? By Maddi Dellplain

healthydebate.ca/2023/12/topic/…

A call to *centre* values such as anti-oppression, anti-racism and social justice *in the practice of medicine* means supporting MDs to obtain the knowledge and skills necessary to address the shameful chasm in health outcomes for Black and Indigenous peoples... /1

Today we launch a national consultation to inform our work. Whether you’ve experienced a death, decline in health, or relationship loss - your grief is valid. shorturl.at/afiI8 Kathy Kortes-Miller Kelli Stajduhar Naheed Dosani Samantha Winemaker she/her BC Centre for Palliative Care BereavementONNetwork Maxxine Rattner PhD, RSW (she/her) Marney Thompson

Our Health Equity Lead, Naheed Dosani, and Medical Director, Specialist Palliative Care in LTC Outreach Program, Dr. Amit Arya, explore success and gaps in providing culturally safe and anti-racist palliative care in the journal of Current Oncology.

Read more: bit.ly/CurrentOncology

Please join me tonight for the premiere of 'Attila' at Hot Docs Cinema. I'm honoured to be a panelist for the post-film discussion alongside Naheed Dosani, as 'Attila' captures the systemic barriers people face in accessing — and surviving — social services. povmagazine.com/attila-review-…

There is a lot of data on how horrible it is for medical outcomes to keep inpatients boarded in the ED

I don't see enough discussion of how inhumane it is. EDs are not designed to allow patients to sleep. No one would want a loved one to spend 24 hours in an ED

We need better