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Seminar Series

Dr. Aileen Davis speaking on
Career Trajectory: Methods, Application and Collaboration
Challenges and Lessons Learned in Arthritis
 
January 15th, 11am – 12 noon
North Campus Building (NCB), Room 293
 
Dr. Davis is a Senior Scientist in the Division of Health Care and Outcomes Research, Toronto Western Research Institute and Professor at the University of Toronto in the Departments of Physical Therapy and Surgery and the Graduate Departments of Rehabilitation Science, Health Policy, Management and Evaluation and Institute of Medical Science. Dr. Davis' primary research focus is in musculoskeletal disease, particularly in identifying modifiable predictors of patient outcomes. She has published and lectured extensively on patient outcomes in arthritis. She is Associate Editor of Osteoarthritis & Cartilage and a member of the Editorial Board of Arthritis Care and Research.

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Annual Retreat

An annual retreat and research symposium for the entire program membership is offered, including prominent keynote speakers.  Attendees include members of the Program Advisory Committee and representatives from partner organizations such as The Arthritis Society.

The retreat offers a working luncheon where mentors give presentations on career-development topics. A mixture of research presentations and broader issues at the luncheon sessions, help trainees to become comfortable with interfacing their own specific research projects with broader issues, such as ethics in research and in health care delivery, and translation of knowledge to receptor communities.

2013 Retreat:  May 10, 2013
Lamplighter Inn, London Ontario 

2012 Retreat:  May 11, 2012
Old Court House, London Ontario

2011 Retreat:  May 13/14, 2011
Elsie Perrin Estate, London Ontario

2010 Retreat: May 14/15, 2010
Windermere Manor, London Ontario        

  

JuMP Summer Research Symposium

August 9th 2012

As part of the requirement as a JuMP Summer Student Awardees, students are required to present the results of their summer research project during the JuMP "Summer Research Symposium". Each individual is instructed to prepare an 8-10 min presentation for the group regarding their project and the results of their summer research project.  The focus is on the transdisciplinary aspects of the project and results.