Insights into #MS #CarePartners' #resilience, #QOL, & #coping strategies. Exploratory model with moderate fit reveals key relationships between stressors, resources & well-being. #SpiritualHealth is significant factor, impacting positive & negative coping. https://t.co/aouQ7BoQO5

The passage of #Bill60 by the Ford government continues toward a dangerous path of province-wide health-care privatization that will further erode patient care, says ONA Provincial President Erin Ariss, RN. #onpoli #onhealth Read our full media release: https://t.co/c18jon9hK0

Thanks to @OMSAofficial for this opportunity to share our work! We are looking forward to building on lessons learned from this needs assessment and working towards more inclusive medical school curricula @yonalunsky @CAMHnews

More folks are turning to food banks and over 10,400 are experiencing homelessness in Toronto alone. We need better policies, not more police.

Fantastic conversation today about housing, homelessness and steps the province can take to address the issue. Thanks for your time @ToddSmithPC #OMSADoA @OMSAofficial @tusharsood2224 @ashakeel_

“There is no universal health care without the human right to housing.”

We were so grateful to have @drandrewb share his expertise at the intersections of clinical medicine, advocacy and public policy to help inform our meetings with MPPs in the week ahead #OMSADoA @OMSAofficial

Register to be a delegate for OMSA’s annual Day of Action, happening April 22-24 2023 in downtown Toronto! This year, join us as we tackle the issue of housing and homelessness within Ontario. Visit https://t.co/e3G5MJFm04

excited to share our work so far on this important systematic review exploring the impacts of the #pandemic on adults with #intellectualdisability today at @uoftmsrd @CAMHResearch

My biggest takeaway from the course involving #caregivers and #selfadvocates in addition to clinicians, was the importance of an “all teach, all learn” approach. Read our article here: https://t.co/tDdYru1fiQ @CAMHnews @yonalunsky

We (me + 3 other medical students from across Ontario), reflected on our experience in the inaugural issue of the @IPEUofT magazine titled “Together: Stories of Collective Impact”

This summer, I had the opportunity to observe a 6-week virtual, #interdisciplinary, case-based educational program for health & social service providers about #mentalhealth for adults with #IDD #ProjectECHO

so thankful for your mentorship, @laurarstjohn. Excited to see where this project takes us!

abortion is healthcare!! reproductive justice is disability justice!!

Looking for ways to help you and your family stay #healthy in this phase of the #pandemic? You are invited to take part in a #research study funded by @CIHR_IRSC - A 6-week online course OR watching a recording of the course at your leisure. Link here: https://t.co/eRLTiLhImY

I’m curious as to how much of the low voter turnout can be attributed to inaccessibility & fewer polling stations, versus plain ambivalence. How do we fix this in the next 4 years?

Difficult to watch, but such an important and eye-opening documentary about the history of institutions for people with developmental disabilities in Ontario. Thanks for sharing @yonalunsky

Steve Kerr on today's tragic shooting in Uvalde, Texas.

There is no such thing as being “pro-life” while supporting laws that let children be shot in their schools, elders in grocery stores, worshippers in their houses of faith, survivors by abusers, or anyone in a crowded place. It is an idolatry of violence. And it must end.

It's one thing when a nurse is assaulted by a patient experiencing confusion. It's another kind of evil to be assaulted by a conservative govt official simply for advocating for safer working conditions. Ontarians should be condemning this. It's not okay. Nurses deserve better!