Respirology Grand Rounds (RGR)
2005-2006 |
Objectives
of RoundsRespirology
Grand Rounds (RGR) should provide an opportunity for members of the Respirology
Community to interact with recognized experts in order to explore the clinical
relevance of current research in an environment that is conducive to learning
through discussion and exchange of ideas.
Timing RDR
will take place generally on the third Friday of each month from 8:00-9:00 at
Women’s College Hospital, 76 Grenville Street, Respirology Unit, 6th
floor conference room. Breakfast will be available from 7:30-8:00. Rounds can
be videoconferenced to other centers in the Toronto region and beyond. FormatThe
rounds should generally provide an up-to-date overview on a specific area (40
minutes) and discussion (20 minutes). The format should follow the current principles
of adult learning that include a case-based approach, audience participation and
opportunities for discussion and debate.
Target
Audience
Members
of the Respirology Community including academic and community Respirologists,
Respirology trainees, Allied Health Providers and other interested individuals.
Contact: Karen.forai@sw.ca
2005-6 |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
Title |
Additional
Information |
16-Sep-05 |
Trial videoconferencing |
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21-Oct-05 |
Dr.
Gregory Downey
|
Toronto
General Hospital
|
The
Rare Lung Disease Consortium: What can we learn from orphans |
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18-Nov-05 |
Dr.
Marie Faughnan |
St
Michael's Hospital |
Why
Shunt? |
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16-Dec-05 |
Dr.
Ken Chapman |
Toronto
Western Hospital |
The
Myths of Alpha1 Antitrypsin Deficiency |
Participants
will:
1. Review the complex natural history of this common deficiency state.
2.
Examine the latest screening recommendations for case detection.
3. Discuss
the role of augmentation therapy in alpha1 antitrypsin deficiency |
20-Jan-06 |
Dr.
Ted Marras |
Toronto
Western Hospital |
The
Three Faces of Lady Windermere - pulmonary non-tuberculous mycobacterioses |
|
17-Feb-06 |
Dr. Susan Tarlo |
Toronto
Western Hospital |
Occupational
Asthma in Ontario |
|
17-Mar-06 |
Dr. Roger Goldstein |
West
Park Hospital |
Oxygen
in Chronic Respiratory Disease; A Constant Companion or Just at Night! |
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21-Apr-06 |
Dr. Douglas Bradley |
Toronto
Rehabilitation Centre |
Obstructive
sleep apnea & mortality in heart failure |
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19-May-06 |
Dr.
Don E. Low
|
Mount
Sinai Hospita |
Avian
Influenza: how to survive |
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16-Jun-06 |
Dr.
Matthew Stanbrook
|
Toronto
Western Hospital |
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