Respirology Grand Rounds (formerly CityWideRds)
2009-2010
Chair of the Continuing Health Education: Dr Anna Day
Objectives
of Rounds
Respirology
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
RGR
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, if you wish to have your
centre video connected please contact Karen.Forai@wchospital.ca
Format
The
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@wchospital.ca
| Respirology Grand Rounds Schedule for the 2009-10 Academic Year |
| 2009 |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
Title of Talk |
Additional Information |
Sept 18
|
Meyer Balter |
Professor of Medicine, University of Toronto
Director Asthma Education Clinic, Mount Sinai Hospital |
Sarcoidosis: Described by Many; Understood by None |
|
| Oct 16 |
Nick Kim |
San Diego |
Chronic TE induced PH |
|
| Nov 14 |
5th Annual Day in Respirology |
MaRS Building |
5th Annual Day in Respirology |
MaRS Centre
Toronto |
| Nov 20 |
Dr. Denis E. O’Donnell |
Professor of Medicine & Physiology,
Queen’s University, Kingston |
COPD: Lessons from Body Boxes, Balloons, and Bicycles |
|
| Dec 18 |
Dr Ken Chapman |
Professor Medicine
University of Toronto |
The Five Most Commom Mistakes We Make with Alpha1 Antitrypson Deficiency |
|
2010
Jan 15 |
Dr Sharon Dell |
Assistant Professor, University of Toronto
Hospital for Sick Children |
Cioliopathy as a Cause of Bronchiectasis – What’s in the Beat? |
|
| Feb 19 |
Drs Susanna Mak and John Granton |
Cardiology and Respirology Divisions, UHN |
Pulmonary Hypertension in the Elderly … |
|
| March 24 |
Visiting Speaker: Dr Sean Gaine
|
University College, Dublin |
Pulmonary Hypertension:Risk Stratification, Follow Up, and Goal Directed Therapy |
|
| April 16 |
Dr Michael Fitzpatrick |
University of British Columbia |
Asthma Guidelines: a success story but how can we achieve better results? |
|
| May 11 |
Visiting Speaker: Dr Charlie Strange
with Dr Ken Chapman |
MUSC, South Carolina
University of Toronto |
Workshop on Alpha 1 Antitrypsin Deficiency |
|
May 21
|
Dr Jae Yang |
University of Toronto |
Managing LTBI: A case based review |
|
| June 2 |
Various Speaker |
University of Toronto/Teaching Hospitals |
10th Annual Respirology Research Day,
Munk Centre for International Study, UofT |
. |
Videoconferenced to: Women’s College Hospital room 640 (host site)
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre M001
The Scarborough Hospital, Grace & General Campuses
Toronto General Hospital
Hotel Dieu Grace Hospital, Windsor,
St. Michael’s Hospital
Credit Valley Hospital ,
Bloorview MacMillan, Trillium
Bloorview Kids Rehab, York Central
Peterborough Regional Health Centre,
Markham Stouffville
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