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- April 11 - Directors Corner
- April 12 - Primary Care Research Day & Dr. Birtwhistle on Preventative Breast Cancer Care
- April 19 - CPCSSN Project
- April 26 - Administrative Professionals Day
- May 4 - Impact of High Performing Family Health Teams
- May 11 - Dr. Mike Green Featured in Queen's New Research Magazine (e)Affect
- May 29 - Students Granted Funding from the A. Stuart Robb Fund
- May 30 - Students awarded studentships with CSPC
- June 11- Diamond Jubilee Medal Awarded to Dr. Rosser
- July 6 - Recent Publications/Presentation
- July 19 - 2011/2012 Annual Report
- Sept 5 - Dr. Leung's Recent Publications
- Sept 13 - New Publications
- Sept 20 - Upcoming Conference Presentations
- Oct 1 - Dr Scott Smith & Dr Richard Birtwhistle's New Publication
- Dec 21 - Happy Holidays!
- CSPC ONE TIME RESEARCH INITIATION GRANT - Deadline Feb 15 2013
- Job Posting: IT Research Projects Coordinator
- Primary Care Research Day 2013
- Feb 14 - Dr. Leung Named Associate Editor of JAMS
- Feb 19 - Dr. David Barber and Sherri Elms Rewarded CIHR Grant
- March 26 - Dr. Barber, Dr. Hall Barber & Dr. Birtwhistle Awarded SEAMO Innovation Fund
Congratulations!
Congratulations to the following members of the Centre for Studies in Primary Care, Department of Family Medicine who have been awarded funding from the SEAMO Educational Innovation and Research Fund.
- Dr Karen Schultz, Dr Richard Birtwhistle, Dr Jane Griffiths, Dr Jonathan Kerr and Laure McEwen. Project Title: Assessing Competency Curriculums and Ensuring Educational Equity: Program Evaluation of the Queen’s University Department of Family Medicine Distributed Sites Belleville, Kingston, Peterborough. Award amount: $13,101.
- Dr Willa Henry, Dr David Barber, Jyoti Kotecha. Project Title: Innovative Intervention model to better orient family medicine residents to caring for seniors in long term care – an evaluation. Award amount: $13,950.
In addition we would like to congratulate Dr Karen Schultz for winning the CAME Research Award for the Best Poster Presentation. This was awarded to Dr Schultz at the Canadian Conference on Medical Education in St. John’s, May 2010. A special thank you goes to Susan Hannah for working on the graphics for the winning poster presentation.