I'm happy to share that I was part of a webinar delivered for ULethbridge students tonight on Canada's growing social prescribing movement and how students play a pivotal role! Canadian Social Prescribing Student Collective

Working at Museum of Health Care at Kingston this summer has been an honour, and I authored this blog to show for my learning.

A Kingston must visit, the museum makes the evolution of Canadian healthcare tangible and less detached, personifying history via inclusive programs and content 🩺♀️⚕️

📣🎉Great news! The Canadian Social Prescribing Student Collective research working group is undertaking a scoping review and their ' #SocialPrescribing and #students : A Scoping review protocol' was just published in PLOS ONE!📚

So ecstatic to be working with this group! It is a privilege to explore the stories told at the museum and how healthcare evolved to be accessible and safe. Medicine and health equity is my passion and I hope to spark that passion in guests via tours and programs ⚕️🩺🥳!

It was a privilege to attend #OTESSA23 with Mujeedat Lekuti. We had a great time discussing how to sustain positive change and presenting our practice session: Anti-Racism Virtual Simulation Module for Equitable Learning.
Marian Luctkar-Flude, RN, PhD, CCSNE (she/her) Laura Killam (she/her/elle) OTESSA Queen's Health Sciences