Hi there

I’m looking for a pain clinic to join,  in and around London, like Sarnia, Hamilton, Kitchener, St Catherine, Mississauga, Toronto.

I attended pain primer, MSK and cadaver practice courses and unofficially did some intervention blocks like suprascapular, paraspinal and sciatic blocks and quite familiar with assessment. I also did ODT courses.

If anyone can help me find a location and a supervisor for me I’d appreciate very much.

T Alam, MD, CCFP

If you work, or are interested in, health care quality improvement in the community mental health sector, check out these posts on Quorum (Health Quality Ontario's online community): https://quorum.hqontario.ca/en...tags=mental%20health

The posts feature various community mental health organizations and their QI work as well as tools and resources for implementing mental health related Quality Standards.

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Why this research challenge is important:

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Young adults living with psychosis or schizophrenia, especially those who live in northern and remote regions of Canada, are at much greater risk of suicide.

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The deadline to apply is on Friday, September 13. 

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Dear Colleagues

EPION 2019 ConferenceNovember 19+20, 2019Toronto ON

Essential Skills for Social Work with Groups: Theory, Leadership, and Evidence-Based Practice is now open for registration...This brand new offering will run October 14 - December 10, 2019 and includes 3 four-hour modules on eng

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