When delegates register for our conference they will be able to select workshop rotations and case challenge topics that fit their interests to make our conference uniquely their own.
An overview of the types of experiences that make up our Breakout Session are the following:
Case Challenges
Speaker-led activities where delegates are split into pre-assigned teams to come up with a feasible solution to specific healthcare problems after a brief seminar on the topic.
Impact of Evolutionary biology
Dr. Robert Colautti is a professor and researcher at Queen's University within the Department of Biology. His work spans various methodologies, encompassing genomics, computation, and statistical analysis. Dr. Colautti's research interests encompass crucial areas like Lyme disease, COVID-19 studies, and evolutionary biology, aiming to unravel complex biological phenomena through an integrative scientific lens. His diverse methodological toolkit allows him to explore multifaceted issues within these fields, contributing significantly to advancing scientific knowledge and discovery.
Optimizing IBD Treatment
Peyton, a dedicated master’s student in biomedical informatics, actively engaged in Dr. Daniel Mulder’s lab at KGH, delving into patient data to develop a predictive machine learning model specifically tailored to assess inflammatory bowel disease activity in local patients. Her work aims to leverage cutting-edge technology and data analytics to enhance patient care by accurately predicting disease activity and optimizing treatment strategies.
Entrepreneurial Ecosystems in Healthcare
Bruna Guarino Moraes serves as the Program Coordinator for the Dunin-Deshpande Queen's Innovation Centre. With a fervent passion for entrepreneurship, Bruna actively contributes to fostering a diverse array of entrepreneurial initiatives. Her dedication lies in supporting and nurturing budding entrepreneurs, guiding them through the process of innovation and facilitating the development of impactful ventures within the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Neurodivergence, Advocacy and Understanding
Krista Carvin (formerly Carlin) is a dedicated Registered Social Worker (RSW) in Ontario, Canada. With a passion for mental health advocacy, she serves as the Founding Director of The Curious Collective, a pioneering virtual psychotherapy practice. The focus of her practice is on neurodivergence, particularly specializing in Adult ADHD. Krista's commitment to providing tailored support and therapy for individuals with ADHD emphasizes her dedication to promoting understanding and well-being within the neurodivergent community.
Community Healthcare Objectives
Dr. Veronica Legnini, a dedicated family physician in Kingston, ON, and the Acting Associate Lead Physician in the Family Health Organization, is fervently advocating to bolster local healthcare support. Her passionate advocacy focuses on urging all levels of government to prioritize and enhance physician supply and attachment in the community. Legnini's efforts aim to improve access to quality healthcare services for all residents by addressing the pressing need for increased physician presence and accessibility within the local healthcare system.
Aging and Health among Older Adults
Madison is in her final year as a PhD student (ABD) in the Health Quality Programs at Queen’s University. She currently works full time as a Research Coordinator for the Centre of Studies in Aging and Health at Providence Care, and part-time as a Teaching Adjunct in the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies. Her current research focuses on exploring the experience of loneliness and depression for spouses separated in Ontario LTC facilities using a participatory action research approach.
Past Case Challenges
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Workshops
Interactive workshops allow delegates to learn a new skill from experienced professionals in a low-pressure environment.
Coding and Breast Cancer Detection
Step into the world of coding with a purpose in this fundamental workshop, where the focus is on utilizing machine learning for breast cancer detection, facilitated by QMIND. Uncover the power of code as a tool for meaningful impact as you navigate the basics of programming languages. Through hands-on exercises, participants will not only grasp the essentials of coding but also contribute to the potential advancements in medical diagnostics, specifically in the critical realm of breast cancer detection. Please note a laptop will be required to participate in this workshop.
Anatomy Lab
Embark on an experiential journey within the confines of an anatomy lab, where learning transcends textbooks. Engage in a hands-on workshop that invites you to explore the intricacies of the human body through cadaver interaction, offering a unique opportunity to deepen your anatomical understanding. Stay on your toes with mini bell ringers, injecting a dynamic element into the learning process, ensuring an immersive and memorable experience in the realm of anatomy.
Intro to ECG
Immerse yourself in the dynamic realm of medical imaging through this workshop. Explore the intricacies of image analysis, unlocking the potential to revolutionize diagnostics. From basic principles to cutting-edge advancements, join us for a hands-on experience that demystifies the captivating world of medical imaging.
Suturing
Explore the intricacies of suturing in a hands-on workshop. Dive into the art of wound closure through guided practice and expert instruction. Perfect your suturing skills in a supportive environment.
Paramedicine Triage
Join us for an eye-opening workshop that explores the diverse roles paramedics play beyond! Led by a seasoned paramedic, this session will dive into community-based care and Kingston's safe injection site initiatives. Engage in meaningful dialogue about paramedicine's alternative functions in our community. Get hands-on experience with specialized equipment and immerse yourself in unique scenarios paramedics encounter.
Professional development
Gear up for success with our Interview Prep Workshop by Accepted Together. Dive into a tailored experience designed to hone your skills, providing insider insights and strategies for conquering interviews. From mastering common questions to refining your personal pitch, this workshop is your key to confidently navigating the interview landscape and securing your spot in the professional arena.
Health Law
Dive into a workshop/roundtable discussion on Access to Healthcare for Persons with Disabilities, emphasizing the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Engage in interactive discussions and practical exercises on selected Canadian case decisions.
Clinical Simulations
Unlock the secrets to effective airway management with our the Queen's Clinical Simulation Center. This hands-on and interactive session is designed for students seeking to enhance their skills and learn about real-life cases.
Past Workshops
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