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May 29th, 2009

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  1. Dept. of Psychiatry - Univ. of Toronto:
    Photos from Dr. Carole Cohen's Professorial Lecture
     
  2. Faculty of Medicine, Research Office, University of Toronto:
    What's New in Research Funding! Week of May 25, 2009
     
  3. Dept. of Psychiatry - Univ. of Toronto:
    Henry Durost Award for Excellence in Creative Professional Activity
    (Deadline: June 12, 2009)
     
  4. Dept. of Psychiatry - Univ. of Toronto and CAMH:
    Professorial Lecture Series:
    “The Integration of Mental Health and Addiction Services and Systems:
    Where we have been, why we have gone there, and what lies ahead”
    Presented by Dr. Brian Rush, PhD; Senior Scientist and Co-Section Head, Health Systems Research and Consulting Unit, CAMH
    (Date: June 10, 2009)
     
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    Dept. of Psychiatry - Univ. of Toronto:
    Paul Garfinkel Lecture: Topic: Leadership
    Guest Speaker: Professor Ron Daniels, President, The Johns Hopkins University
    (Event: September 16, 2009)
     

    6. Newest Course and Event Announcements

  6. Centre for Addiction & Mental Health:
    Grand Rounds: “Double Jeopardy! Anxiety Disorders in Schizophrenia”
    Presented by Emiko Moniwa, MD; Resident in Psychiatry, University of Toronto
    (Event: June 5, 2009)
     
  7. UHN - Toronto Western Hospital:
    Grand Rounds: “Personalized, Quantitative, Evidence-Based Treatment For Bipolar Disorders”
    Presenter: Terence Ketter, MD; Professor, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences; Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California
    Chair: Roger McIntyre, MD
    (Event: June 5, 2009)
     
  8. The Arthur Sommer Rotenberg Chair in Suicide Studies, Dept. of Psychiatry, Univ. of Toronto, St. Michael’s Hospital:
    Suicide Studies Rounds: "Youth suicide prevention through mental health promotion"
    Guest Speaker: Ian Manion, Ph.D., C.Psych.; Executive Director, The Provincial Centre of Excellence for Child and Youth Mental Health at CHEO
    (Event: June 8, 2009)
     
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    Transdisciplinary Tobacco Rounds, CAMH:
    Title: Evaluating Global Tobacco Control Policies: Findings from the International Tobacco Control Policy Evaluation Project
    Presented by Geoffrey T. Fong, PhD; Professor of Psychology & Health Studies at the University of Waterloo; Senior Investigator at the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research; Founder and Chief Principal Investigator of the International Tobacco Control Policy Evaluation Project
    (Event: June 19, 2009)
     
  10. NOTE: Revised flyer is now posted.
    CAMH, Cont. Education & Professional Development, Fac. of Medicine, Univ. of Toronto:
    Cognitive Therapy Summer Training Institute
    (Event: July 23-25, 2009)
     

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    Faculty of Medicine - Research Office

    What's New in Research Funding! Week of May 25, 2009

    • American Health Assistance Foundation (AHAF) : Macular Degeneration Research. This program provides research grants into the causes of and treatments for macular degeneration. AHAF is particularly interested in receiving letters from new investigators and from established investigators seeking to explore new directions in macular degeneration research. Collaborative projects are also encouraged. Deadline for Letters of Intent: July 10, 2009.
    • LAM Foundation : Pilot Project Awards. The awards are granted for the initiation of innovative research projects. They are intended to support investigators who will be performing work in a laboratory with established expertise in smooth muscle biology or the genetics of tuberous sclerosis. The LAM Foundation Established Investigator Awards are also available. Deadline for Letters of Intent: July 30, 2009.
    • Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CCFF) : Research Grants. The CCFF offers research grants intended to facilitate the scientific investigation of all aspects of cystic fibrosis. The CCFF, recognizing the importance of strong support for clinical trials of new drugs or treatments for cystic fibrosis, will also consider applications for limited support where new products are involved and where the manufacturer's funding is not available or appropriate. Deadline for Notice of Intent to Apply: August 1, 2009.
    • Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation, Inc. (MARF) : Research Grants. Continuing its efforts to stimulate translational research for the treatment of malignant mesothelioma, the Meso Foundation is again soliciting applications for funding of innovative developmental projects. Eligible projects may relate to either benchwork, translational or clinical research, and must not be presently funded or pending review. Deadline for Applications: August 15, 2009.
    • The Lawson Foundation : Diabetes Funding Opportunity. The Lawson Foundation invites applications to support innovative projects in Canada that address the prevention of diabetes in at-risk populations; and/or the delivery of health care to those who are living with diabetes. Deadline for Submissions: August 17, 2009.
    • Vasculitis Foundation : Research Grants. The purpose of the program is to provide seed grants to support pilot studies in researching the etiology, epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment, including approaches that would prevent complications, and development of coping skills for living with vasulitis. Deadline for Submissions: August 17, 2009.
    • A-T Children's Project : Research Grants. The sponsor strives to assist respected scientists in developing a clearer understanding of ataxia-telangiectasia (A-T). The sponsor is currently focusing its funding efforts on grant proposals that are relevant to a therapeutic intervention for A-T and/or proposals that facilitate translational or clinical research for this disease. Deadline for Applications: September 1, 2009.
    • National Institutes of Health (NIH) : For support with NIH proposals, consult our ‘How to Apply for NIH page.
    • Requests for Applications and Program Announcements:


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    Henry Durost Award for Excellence
    in Creative Professional Activity

    Nominations are invited for eligible faculty members for the Henry Durost Award for Excellence in Creative Professional Activity. Please review the nomination process and forward nominations to Dr. Peter Prendergast, Vice Chair Clinical Services, at room 812, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, College Site, 250 College Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5T 1R8 or peter.prendergast@utoronto.ca.

    The deadline for nominations is June 12, 2009.

    The Henry Durost Award for Excellence in Creative Professional Activity was established by the Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto, to honour the memory of a distinguished physician-leader and medical administrator whose career exemplified the importance of creative professional activity to the academic enterprise.

    Purpose:

    To acknowledge that creative professional activity complements teaching and research, and is valued by the department and the faculty because of its contribution to knowledge transfer, exemplary clinical practice and innovative healthcare delivery.

    Eligibility:

    The award is open to any faculty member who has contributed to departmental activities for a minimum of five years.

    Criteria:

    Nominees will have demonstrated sustained excellence in one or more of the following domains:

    • demonstrating creativity and accomplishment in a leadership role within the department, the healthcare system or a related professional organization
    • developing and implementing innovative models of clinical programming or service delivery
    • contributing significantly to system reform, through consultation activities, membership of task forces, development of position papers or participation in policy development
    • expanding the understanding of mental health issues using the humanities, arts, communication media or other creative vehicles

    Nomination Process:

    Each year, the Vice-Chair, Clinical Services will issue a call for nominations in the form of a C.V. and letter which detail the accomplishments of the nominee with respect to the above criteria.  The letter should come from an individual who can speak to the impact of these accomplishments.

    Award Committee:

    An Award Committee will review the nominations and select one individual annually to receive the award.  The Award Committee will consist of:

    • the Chair
    • the Vice-Chair, Clinical Services
    • the Physician-in-Chief, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
    • one hospital chief (to be selected annually by the Chair)
    • one program head (to be selected annually by the Chair)
    • one non-faculty member from the broader mental health community (to be selected annually by the Chair)

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    You are cordially invited to the
    Paul Garfinkel Lecture:

    Topic: Leadership

    Guest Speaker: Professor Ron Daniels, President, The Johns Hopkins University
    September 16th, 2009, (am)

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    More information is posted on the UofT Research website
    http://www.research.utoronto.ca/grip/orf_gl.html
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    From:

    Professor R. Paul Young, Vice President Research
     

    Re:

    Ontario Research Fund – Global Leadership Round in Genomics and Life Sciences (GL2)
     

     
    The Ministry of Research & Innovation has just released information on a special competition of the Ontario Research Fund Global Leadership Round (GL2)

    The Ontario Research Fund – GL2 competition focuses on scientific excellence and strategic value to Ontario, and targets leading-edge, large-scale research initiatives.

    The Ministry encourages collaborative, transformational projects across institutions from the following areas:

  • genomics and genomic-related research (human, plants and animals)
  • stem cell research
  • proteomic research

    • This competition focuses on scientific excellence and strategic value to Ontario, and targets leading-edge, large-scale research initiatives. The minimum support provided by the GL2 to a project is $3.5M. All proposals are required to provide a rationale as to why an investment in their research project is important to Ontario. The GL2 competition is being run concurrently with Round 4 of the ORF-RE program. Applicants can apply to only one of the competitions.

    GL2 will contribute towards eligible costs to a maximum of 1/3 of the total project costs, with the remainder coming from a combination of the applicant institution(s) and the private sector.

    The internal deadline at the Institutional Initiatives office for Notices of Intent (NoI’s) is June 5, 2009. The Institutional Initiatives office will submit all UofT NOIs to the Ministry for their June 15, 2009 deadline. The Institutional Initiatives office will work with applicants and their division heads to finalize full submissions. Internal deadlines for staged development of proposals will be established in consultation with project teams. The Ministry’s deadline is August 31, 2008.

    Forms and additional information on the competition can be found at the following website: http://www.mri.gov.on.ca/english/programs/orf/gl2/program.asp

    Please make your colleagues aware of this wonderful opportunity for UofT faculty to attract significant research investment. Questions may be directed to Sheila Van Landeghem (416-976-3603; sheila.vanlandeghem@utoronto.ca).

    Professor R. Paul Young Ph.D., FRSC
    Vice-President, Research
    University of Toronto
    Simcoe Hall, Room 109
    27 King's College Circle
    Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 1A1
    Telephone: 416-978-4984
    Email: vp.research@utoronto.ca
    Web: www.research.utoronto.ca

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    POST-DOCTORAL CLINICAL RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITY 2009-10

    Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) Clinic (Addictions Program) and Emergency Service Toronto, Ontario, Canada

    Position Description:
    As part of collaborative partnership between CAMH’s BPD Clinic and Emergency Department, we are seeking a clinical research fellow clinician experienced in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to work on the development of an initiative to enhance services for personality disordered patients who present to the Emergency Department (ED). The objective of the postdoctoral fellowship is to develop and evaluate a Dialectical Behavioural Therapy-Based Crisis Protocol (DBT-CP) for multi-impulsive (e.g. suicidal, self-harming, substance abusing) patients with personality disorders who present to the CAMH ED. The fellow will pilot a project to assess the feasibility of training ED clinicians to adapt DBT interventions for this high-risk and challenging patient population. The aim of this program initiative is to enhance interventions for this patient population as a means of reducing the rate of inpatient admissions. The fellow will develop an intervention manual, and will train ED clinicians in the use of various DBT strategies. In addition, the fellow will study the impact of staff training on service delivery.  The fellow will collect data and prepare research manuscripts based on the data gathered in a pilot project.

    Training Objectives: 
    1)      Enhance competency amongst ED clinicians in the management of multi-impulsive 
              personality disordered patients;
    2)      Participate in clinical research and program evaluation, with potential for publication;
    3)      Complete pre-licensure requirements for supervised postdoctoral clinical practice.

    Requirements:
    1)      Completion of all requirements for the Doctoral degree from an APA-approved Ph.D. or Psy.D.
             Program in Clinical Psychology
    2)      Previous experience (minimum of 3 years) in clinical assessment and treatment of multi-impulsive (e.g.   
             suicidal, self-harming, substance abusing) individuals with personality disorders
    3)      Experience applying dialectical behavior therapy for behaviorally-disordered individuals
             diagnosed with personality disorders
    4)     Background in research design and methodology, statistics, and preparation of manuscripts.
    5)     Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate effectively (both verbally and written).

    Duties:  Basic requirements include:
    1)      Provide training in DBT interventions adapted to an Emergency Department context.
    2)      Initiate program development in collaboration with CAMH’s BPD Clinic and ED
    3)      Conduct program evaluation
    4)      Participate in the BPD Clinic’s clinical consultation team
    5)      Attend DBT didactic seminars.

    Optional experiences include:
    1)      Clinic-wide didactics (e.g. attend weekly Grand Rounds; DBT Education Meeting)
    2)      Administrative involvement (e.g. committee membership, program development)
    3)      Clinical supervision and teaching
    4)      Involvement in training opportunities including the opportunity to attend international DBT
              Strategic Planning Meeting and conferences (e.g. ABCT meeting).

    Salary/Stipend: $40,000  per annum
    Start date:         September 1, 2009 (one year)

    Closing date: May 29, 2009
    Please forward your résumé application to:
    Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
    Attention: Dr. Shelley McMain
    Email:  shelley_mcmain@camh.net
    Fax: (416) 595-6399

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    This opportunity will be of interest to Psychiatrists and other physicians with deep roots in the mental health system interested in applying their leadership, clinical and/or academic skills in a leading tertiary mental health centre in the G.T.A.
     
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    Council of Education Deans and the Education and Teaching Awards Committee
    Nominations for External Awards

    Dear Deans, Chairs and Directors,

    I am contacting you once again on behalf of the Council of Education Deans and the Education and Teaching Awards Committee to inform you that the internal deadline for nominations for external awards has been set for May 26, 2009.  I will be sending notices out twice annually, in the spring and again in the fall to ask for nominations for external teaching awards.  Hopefully this revised system of requesting nominations will give you more time to consider nominees from your departments and to prepare their information for submission to the Education and Teaching Awards Committee.

    You are invited to provide nominations for the awards listed below.  Please look at the Faculty of Medicine website regularly for more award information http://www.facmed.utoronto.ca/programs/teach/external.htm

    We are asking you to submit the following information no later than 5 p.m. on Tuesday May 26th so that we can review all nominations at our June committee meeting.  Once the Education and Teaching Awards Committee has confirmed a Faculty nomination, if requested, I will be working with the departments and the nominee to put together the nomination packages.  We request that the following documents be submitted with the nomination:

    • A summary paragraph (explaining why the nominee is suitable for this award)
    • Teaching dossier
    • Current CV

    If this email should be redirected to someone else in your department who deals more specifically with matters related to education awards I would ask that you please forward the email to them.  If you have any questions or require assistance please contact me at m.lynch@utoronto.ca or phone (416) 946-3921.

    Warmest regards,

    Maureen

    Maureen Lynch
    Administrative Officer, Council of Education Deans
    Faculty of Medicine
    University of Toronto
    Medical Sciences Building, Room 2260
    Toronto, Ontario, M5S 1A8
    Tel:  416 946-3921

    Upcoming Awards (Fall 2009)

    The AAMC Abraham Flexner Award
    Description: The Abraham Flexner Award for Distinguished Service to Medical Education is granted annually to an individual for extraordinary contributions to the medical education community. More Information: http://www.aamc.org/about/awards/flexner.htm

    The AFMC - AstraZeneca Award for Outstanding Contribution to Faculty Development in Canada
    Description: This award was created in order to emphasize the importance of faculty development and to recognize an individual or a group in Canada who has made an exceptional contribution in the area of Faculty Development. More Information:  http://www.afmc.ca/awards-astrazeneca-e.php

    The AFMC - GlaxoSmithKline Young Educators Award
    Description: This award recognizes individuals within their first seven years as a faculty member who have produced change within their university or within the medical community as a whole through their vision, work, and interaction with colleagues. The award is open only to candidates with MD or graduate degrees.
    More Information:   http://www.afmc.ca/awards-glaxosmithkline-e.php

    The AFMC - John Ruedy Award for Innovation in Medical Education
    Description: This award recognizes an individual or group who has developed innovative print materials, electronic learning aids or other teaching aids.
    More Information:  http://www.afmc.ca/awards-john-ruedy-e.php

    The AFMC - May Cohen Gender Equity Award
    Description:     This award recognizes individuals who have improved the gender equity environment in academic medicine. The nomination can include faculty development initiatives, educational programs, etc. The effort/achievement must have been initiated within the past five years, and/or the impact of the effort/achievement must be ongoing within the past five years. More Information: http://www.afmc.ca/awards-may-cohen-e.php

    The Alpha Omega Alpha Robert J. Glaser Distinguished Teacher Award
    Description: This award recognizes the significant contributions to medical education made by gifted teachers.
    More Information: http://www.aamc.org/about/awards/aoa.htm

    The CAME Junior Award for Distinguished Contribution to Medical Education
    Description: This award recognizes individuals in the first phase of their professional career (i.e., within seven years of first academic appointment) who have made a significant contribution to medical education.  More Information: http://www.came-acem.ca/awards_junior_en.htm

    The CAME Certificate of Merit Award
    Description: This award recognizes recipients who have made a valuable contribution to medical education in their school (teaching, evaluation, leadership, course coordination, etc.) but will not have already been nationally rewarded for that contribution. More Information: http://www.came-acem.ca/awards_certificateofmerit_en.htm

    The CAME Ian Hart Award for Distinguished Contribution to Medical Education
    Description:     This award recognizes senior faculty who have made an exceptional contribution to medical education throughout their academic career.
    More Information: http://www.came-acem.ca/awards_ianhart_en.htm

    The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) May Cohen Award for Women Mentors
    Description: This award is presented to a woman physician mentor who has demonstrated outstanding mentoring abilities.
    More Information: http://www.cma.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/1365/la_id/1.htm

    The Duncan Graham Award of Merit
    Description: This Award is conferred upon any individual, whether physician or not, in recognition of outstanding lifelong contribution to medical education.
    More Information: http://rcpsc.medical.org/awards/duncan-graham_e.php 

    The President’s Teaching Award
    Description: This award recognizes University colleagues with sustained excellence in teaching, research in teaching, and the integration of teaching and research, whose achievements are truly outstanding for this special form of recognition by the University.
    More Information: http://www.provost.utoronto.ca/Awards/uprofessors.htm

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    M E M O:

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    Drs. Paula Ravitz and Zindel Segal
     

    To:

    Department of Psychiatry Faculty
     

    Re:

    THE PSYCHOTHERAPY AWARD FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
     

     
    As we come to the end of the academic year, it is once again time to pause and reflect on our work in considering nominating one of our colleagues for the Psychotherapy Award for Academic Excellence. This award, established in 2001, is intended to recognize outstanding contribution by an individual to the Psychotherapy Program.  The scope of this contribution can be reflected in any of the activities of the Psychotherapy Program, including teaching and education, psychotherapy research, program development, clinical scholarship or creative professional development.  Recognition should be provided to individuals across the entire collective of our work, and not be limited to contributions that represent a “lifetime achievement”. In this way, excellence, passion and commitment, in whatever guises, to the academic endeavour of psychotherapy will be more apparent.

    Please see the attached notice for the guidelines around the process of nomination. Thank you for your attention to this.
     

    Zindel Segal, PhD, CPsych
    Morgan Firestone Chair in Psychotherapy
    Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology
    University of Toronto

    Paula Ravitz, MD, FRCPC
    Assistant Professor and Associate Head
    Psychotherapy Program, Head IPT Program
    Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto

     

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    Mount Sinai Hospital
    Psychotherapy Institute

     
    COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS SYSTEM OF PSYCHOTHERAPY (CBASP): HOPE FOR CHRONIC DEPRESSION. 

    An interactive workshop using standardized patients; co-taught by Sian Rawkins MD FRCPC and Molyn Leszcz MD FRCPC.
    (June 19 and 20, 2009 & September 11 and 12, 2009)
    Learn to recognize and modify maladaptive interpersonal behaviours of chronically depressed patients with the techniques of CBASP.  For further information and registration details: http://tinyurl.com/ctscwx

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    PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA: AN INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP USING STANDARDIZED PATIENTS

    Co-taught by Clare Pain MD, Lisa Andermann MD & Ruth Lanius MD, PhD.
    (July 17 and 18, 2009 & September 25 and 26, 2009)
    Learn to manage the clinical challenges of trauma clients, Canadian-born to refugees, and learn about the neuroscience of unresolved trauma and affect dysregulation.  For further information and registration details: http://tinyurl.com/d2vtsa

     

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    • July 2009

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    • August 2009

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    • September 2009

     
     

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    You are cordially invited to the
    Paul Garfinkel Lecture:

    Topic: Leadership

    Guest Speaker: Professor Ron Daniels, President, The Johns Hopkins University
    September 16th, 2009, (am)

    *** MARK YOUR CALENDARS ***


     

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    • November 2009

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    The Canadian Action Network for the Advancement, Dissemination and Adoption of Practice-informed Tobacco Treatment
    (CAN-ADAPTT)

    Dear colleagues,

    We are pleased to announce the date for CAN-ADAPTT’s 2nd Annual Meeting on November 1, 2009 from 10:30 am - 4:30 pm. This year our event will be held as a pre-conference workshop at the 6th National Conference on Tobacco or Health 6th (November 1 - 4, 2009) in Montréal, Quebec. Please mark these dates in your calendars. There is no cost for the CAN-ADAPTT workshop, however, space is limited and pre-registration is required.

    Registration for the CAN-ADAPTT workshop and/or the National Conference can be completed online through the NCTH website or you may follow the link I have provided below. If you have any questions regarding our annual meeting please feel free to contact me at stephanie_elliott@camh.net  or 416-535-8501 x 7427. We look forward to seeing you all in Québec!!  

    CAN-ADAPTT and NCTH Registration form

    Stephanie Elliott
    Administrative Secretary
    CAN-ADAPTT & Long-Term Care Projects
    175 College Street, rm 112
    Toronto ON, M5T 1P7
    Tel: (416) 535-8501 x7427
    Fax: (416) 599-8265
    www.CAN-ADAPTT.net
    www.smokefreeltc.ca

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    • December 2009

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