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General Internal Medicine Physician @SinaiHealth @UofT_DOM

Toronto, Ontario
Joined March 2011
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Congratulations to @Orly_Bogler from @UofT_DoM @GIMtoronto for winning 3rd place at the @CSIMSCMI Ted Giles competition for her outstanding case presentation, When the Barrier Breaks!
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There’s a lot to be worried about right now. But today, on my birthday, while at @Sunnybrook, my co-residents made me feel pretty special. Let’s keep supporting each other! @UofT_DoM @GIMtoronto – at Toronto, Ontario
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Timely read. Been thinking about this a lot. Hadn't thought of the most obvious place for insight.
Lessons learned from SARS outbreak & resident wellbeing: “The outbreak had a significant impact on the personal wellbeing of residents” due to social isolation, tension between duty to care & personal safety, compromises to education & training. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Told a story (thanks to @UofT_DoM) that meant a lot to me. With busy wards I found myself treading water, exploring only the surface of patients’ narratives, but one patient taught me the importance of at times diving deeper. annals.org/aim/fullarticle/2…
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Going through my camera roll at the end of a block. Special shoutout to these two med students @uoftmedicine. The beginning of clerkship can be very overwhelming, but they made it look easy. Also, check those matching outfits!
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Leave it to some Internal Medicine residents to start and end a morning run at the place we know best, a hospital @TPetropoulosMD @rudesie_ma @IanDownie8
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This. And to make things worse, even in hospitals that do have more robust translation services, trainees/care providers are often a) not trained in the process of using them, and b) not encouraged to use them.
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We will use translation services for "big" conversations, like a goals of care discussion. But what about the day-to-day? Admittedly there are time pressures on busy wards, but these apps have made it so easy that we can't use that as an excuse.
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1) Inspired me to go into Internal Medicine 2) Treats me like a colleague 3) Motivates me when I need it most Good things happen to good people. Congrats @RicharLisa!
Congrats to my mentor and role model @RicharLisa for promotion to Associate Professor at @uoftmedicine! Thank you for all you do for Indigenous patients and students. I wouldn’t be where I am without you. #WomenInMedicine
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Iconic. @Raptors – at Toronto, Ontario
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#HigginsDay2019 culminated an amazing year of Internal Medicine training at @StMikesHospital. A positive culture with no signs of intimidation. The negative aspects of hidden curriculum are slowly dissipating, and you gotta love it. – at Mississauga, Ontario
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We have to get better at teaching leadership in medical training. Presented a set of recommendations on how medical schools might do this. @uoftmedicine @ihpmeuoft @PhamTia @MedEdConference #CCME19 – at Niagara Falls, Ontario
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Just outside a Level 1 trauma centre in Toronto, doctors and families of patients across the city gathered today to say that gun violence is absolutely a public health crisis. @najmadoc @Docs4GunControl
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Heard 4 gunshots at 6:15am this morning and saw people scattering just south of Bay and Dundas (through my building window). Tough time for the city of Toronto. Kudos to all the first responders. xitter.gq/tpsoperations/status/9…
SOUND OF GUNSHOTS: Bay St + Edward St -Multiple gunshots heard -People running in all directions -No injuries so far #GO730275 ^dh
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#DearFutureMD Stay humble & work against hierarchical thinking when working with colleagues, trainees, and other professions.
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Great comments on the use of race as a risk factor without further explanation. Pervasive in #MedEd but massive opportunity for improvement! xitter.gq/ritikagoelto/status/85… – at Toronto, Ontario
Great summary points by Dr. Arjumand Siddiqi. #sdoh
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Three simple but crucial principles that should guide medical education during clerkship. @uoftmedicine #CCME17 – at Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Motion re: need to improve service learning in med-ed has passed at @CFMSFEMC #SGM2017. Amazing. Need to build evidence-based guidelines. – at Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Improving professionalism within medicine means constantly re-assessing the values we hold. @CFMSFEMC #SGM2017 – at Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Mental health care has huge gaps that need to be addressed. Meeting with Ontario MPPs to lobby for better care today. #ONPoli #OMSALobby2017
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