Blue Sky: Innovations in Patient Safety Teaching and Learning March 24 & 25, 2014 $50 Marriott Toronto Downtown Eaton Centre An event for health professionals and others who are engaged in undergraduate health professional education in academic or clinical practice settings

Blue Sky: Innovations in Patient Safety Teaching and Learning March 24 th 2:00-5:00 PM Reception following Marriott Toronto Downtown Eaton Centre AGENDA 1. The Evidence: Hear about research on the student and faculty perspective regarding the integration of patient safety competencies into undergraduate curriculum; experience a patient safety OSCE designed with an inter-professional lens 2. The Implications: Inter-professional Panel Discussion Engage with these panelists as they discuss the implications of this work This Meeting is intended for Nurses, Pharmacists, Physicians, Physiotherapists Occupational Therapists, Social Workers and others who are engaged in undergraduate health professional education in academic or clinical practice settings Funded in part by Canadian Patient Safety Institute, Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities, Queen’s University, and York University. Anne Resnick, Director of Professional Practice, Ontario College of Pharmacists Dan Falkner Deputy Registrar, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario Janet Anderson Director of Policy and Practice, College of Nurses of Ontario Shenda Tanchak Registrar and CEO College of Physiotherapists of Ontario Brian Wong Staff Physician, General Internal Medicine Associate Director, Centre for Quality Improvement & Patient Safety (C-QuIPS) Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre University of Toronto Jennifer Medves Vice-Dean (Health Sciences) Director of the School of Nursing Queen’s University Olavo Fernandes Director of Pharmacy University Health Network & Assistant Professor Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto 3. Blue Sky: Advancing the Work Ward Flemons Professor, Faculty of Medicine University of Calgary Quality and Safety Education Lead Ward of the 21 st Century To register visit: Fee $50.00https://nursing.queensu.ca/store/simone/register.php If you have difficulty registering contact Deborah Tregunno

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