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February 5th, 2010

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  1. Memo from Dr. Donald Wasylenki, Chair, Dept. of Psychiatry - Univ. of Toronto:
    OMA Election
     
  2. Univ. of Toronto, Faculty of Medicine Research Office:
    What's New in Research Funding! Week of February 1, 2010
     
  3. CIHR University of Toronto University Delegate:
    E-Alert Issue #82 CIHR's Response to Sustained Interruptions in ResearchNet/Web Forms Service
     
  4. NOTE: There is a spot available in March-April 2010
    Dept. of Psychiatry - Univ. of Toronto:
    The Toronto Addis Ababa Psychiatry Project – TAAPP
     
  5. CORRECTION:
    Women’s College Research Institute (WCRI) - Women’s College Hospital (WCH)
    Shirley Brown Chair in Women's Mental Health Research
     
  6. Ontario Psychiatric Association:
    90th Annual Conference
     
  7. NOTE: One more Professorial Lecture has been added
    Dept. of Psychiatry - Univ. of Toronto:
    Professorials 2010
     
  8. Save the Date!
    Dept. of Psychiatry - Univ. of Toronto:
    Harvey Stancer Research Day and Departmental Dinner
    (Event: June 17, 2010)
     

    9. Newest Course and Event Announcements

  9. The Arthur Sommer Rotenberg Chair in Suicide Studies, Dept. of Psychiatry, Univ. of Toronto, St. Michael’s Hospital:
    Suicide Studies Rounds: “Suicide – From the Family Perspective”
    Guest Speaker: Sarah Cannon, Executive Director, Parents for Children's Mental Health
    (Event: February 8, 2010)
     
  10. Hospital for Sick Children:
    Psychiatry Rounds: “Taming ‘Sneaky Fears’: A Group Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Program for Anxious Five to Seven Year Old Children”
    Presented by Suneeta Monga, MD, FRCPC; Staff Psychiatrist, Anxiety Disorders Clinic; The Hospital for Sick Children; Assistant Professor, University of Toronto
    (Event: February 11, 2010)
     
  11. Mount Sinai Hospital:
    Grand Rounds: “Pathways to mental health care for ethnic groups in Toronto”
    Presented by Dr. Kwame McKenzie, Senior Scientist Social Equity & Health Research section, Deputy Director of Continuing & Community Care, Schizophrenia Program, Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry, Univ. of Toronto; Professor, Institute of Philosophy Diversity & Mental Health, Univ. of Lancashire
    (Event: February 19, 2010)
     
  12. CAMH, Transdisciplinary Tobacco Rounds:
    How cigarette smoke skews immune responses to promote infection.
    Presented by Martin Stampfli, PhD, Associate Professor; Departments of Pathology and Molecular Medicine, and Medicine Assistant Dean, Medical Sciences Graduate Program, McMaster University
    (Event: February 19, 2010)
     
  13. Narrative Humanities Program, Mount Sinai Hospital:
    FILM NIGHT & DISCUSSION:
    “Swathi Kiranam” (The Shooting Star)
    Producer: Madhu Rao Vallabhaneni, MD
    Discussant: Edred Flak, MD
    (Event: February 25, 2010)
     
  14. Institute for the Advancement of Self Psychology:
    Open House Information Night
    (Event: March 3, 2010)
     
  15. Centre for Addiction and Mental Health:
    CME event: “Geriatric Psychopharmacology Day”
    (Event: April 9, 2010)
     

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    M E M O:

    To:

    All Faculty Members, Residents and Fellows, Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto
     

    From:

    Donald Wasylenki, Professor and Chair
     

    Re:

    OMA Election
     

     
    I am writing to remind everyone that the Ontario Medical Association’s election now is open. Voting packages were sent to members and voting will close on February 24, 2010 at 2pm. It is important that the OMA have strong representation from all constituencies, including Academic Health Science Centres, specialty groups and, in our case, psychiatry.

    I would like therefore to encourage everyone to consider supporting the candidacy of Dr. Blake Woodside for election to the OMA Board representing District 11 this year. Blake is, of course, a full professor in our department. Blake has had a great deal of experience in leadership positions with provincial and national organizations, including the Canadian Psychiatric Association. Currently the OMA Board has only nine specialists out of 25 members and all five current District 11 Board members are family physicians.

    Please consider voting in this year’s election.

    Donald Wasylenki, MD, FRCPC
    Professor and Chair
    Department of Psychiatry
    University of Toronto
     

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    University of Toronto,
    Faculty of Medicine Research Office

    Recently received updates and information:
    Week of February 1, 2010

    There are several recently received updates, from the following sources. Please go to Faculty of Medicine Research and International Relations website for details: http://www.medresearch.utoronto.ca/fmro_whats_new.html

    1. CIHR and its partners announce Funding Opportunities posted between December 18, 2009 and January 29, 2010
    2. Prostate Cancer Canada: 2010 Pilot Grant Program
    3. Canadian Liver Foundation: Operating Grants
    4. Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest: Two job postings in Cognitive Neuroscience
    5. U.S. Department of Defense: Fiscal Year 2010 Ovarian Cancer Research Program Funding Opportunities
    6. U.S. Department of Defense: Fiscal Year 2010 Multiple Sclerosis Research Program Funding Opportunities
    7. U.S. Department of Defense: Fiscal Year 2010 Bone Marrow Failure Research Funding Opportunities
    8. Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV): 8th Call for Letters of Interest
    9. DebRA International: Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) Research Grants
    10. National Institutes of Health (NIH):  
      • News on New NIH Application Packages
      • Requests for Applications and Program Announcements

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    CIHR University Delegate Webpage:

    The CIHR University Delegate webpage is created for all the UofT CIHR community. Funding information is also forwarded to the Faculty of Medicine research community in the “What’s New in Research Funding!” email messages

    The following updates to the CIHR Delegates webpage have been posted on the Faculty of Medicine Research Office web site at http://www.medresearch.utoronto.ca/chir.html

    E-Alert – Issue 82

      Contents:

      1) News from the VP of Research
      a) Will the Olympics affect the application deadline for the Open Operating Grant competition?

      2) News from the VP of Knowledge Translation and Public Outreach
      a) CIHR-CMAJ: Top Achievements in Health Research

      3) CIHR at a Glance - Working for You
      a) A Call for Nominations for the CIHR Synapse Awards 2010
      b) Knowledge Translation Award and Betty Havens Award

      4) Funding Opportunity News
      a) Funding opportunities posted between December 18, 2009 and January 29, 2010 by CIHR and its partners
      b) Update on CIHR Funding Opportunities in Commercialization

      5) Application and Funding Policy News
      a) CIHR's Response to Sustained Interruptions in ResearchNet/Web Forms Service
      b) Frequently Asked Questions about Signatures on Applications for Funding
      c) Migration to ResearchNet complete - CIHR Web Forms will be discontinued effective March 15, 2010

      6) Funding Decision News
      a) Funding decisions for the September 2009 competitions are now available

      7) CIHR Governance
      a) CIHR is renewing membership for its 13 Institute Advisory Boards (IABs)

      8) Links to Institute and Portfolio News

      9) Announcements from other organizations
      a) Release for Final Public Comment - Revised Draft 2nd Edition of the TCPS
      b) Webcast: Understanding Good Clinical Trial Design and CONSORT Publication Guidelines

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    The Toronto Addis Ababa Psychiatry Project – TAAPP

    January 2010

    Now in its seventh year, the educational partnership between the Departments of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto (UofT) and Addis Ababa University (AAU) Ethiopia started in 2003, with the mandate to build capacity and sustainability in the first Ethiopian psychiatry residency program.  Since 2003,16 small groups consisting of two psychiatrists and a UofT resident have travelled to Addis Ababa for a one month teaching trip; the program has grown and sustainability is within sight.  Returnees give the experience very high ratings, and many have been back for a second trip! 

    In the last year, four new Psychiatry Departments have been opened by TAAPP graduates outside the capital city Addis Ababa. So our needs for UofT volunteers have doubled – we continue to need 4 volunteer teachers a year for the residency program at AAU, and as well we need 4 volunteers a year to help the psychiatrists in the new peripheral centers.  For this latter work one volunteer visits 2 of the sites for 2 weeks each. 

    • We need volunteer psychiatry teachers for month of teaching in Addis!  There is a spot available for anyone able to travel to Addis to teach residents in March-April 2010.  Formal resident teaching takes place on 2 afternoons a week – the rest of the week is spent supervising residents in their clinics, in the psychiatric emergency room and on the wards.
    • We also need volunteer psychiatrists for one month a year to support the new Departments of Psychiatry outside Addis Ababa.  This is more challenging if you have not already taught in the Addis program, however it may be feasible for those who have previous experience in low income countries.  This month does not involve resident teaching but consists of a mixture of mentoring, support, systems development, advice, consultation and proposal writing assistance.

    Your return ticket is paid for, as well as accommodation and transportation to and from the work site in Ethiopia.  If you enjoy teaching and the clinical supervision of residents, or want to assist our new graduates work to securely establish new departments of psychiatry - please write addressing the items below and email to Ana Favas at AFavas@mtsinai.on.ca  Or call Clare Pain for further information 416 586 4800 x8890

    Name and Contact Data:
    Professional Affiliation:
    International Experience:
    Areas of Professional interest/specialty:
    Subjects taught:
    Supervisory experience:
    Availability to travel to Ethiopia:

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    Shirley Brown Chair in Women’s Mental Health Research
    The Women’s College Research Institute

    Toronto, Ontario

    The Women’s College Research Institute (WCRI) is the research arm of Women’s College Hospital (WCH) - the first and only independent ambulatory care hospital in Ontario, and the only hospital in Ontario with a primary focus on women's health. The hospital and its research institute are fully affiliated with the University of Toronto. The WCRI has a diverse core faculty of 19 scientists, a dynamic trainee program and a network of research partnerships with the clinicians of Women’s College Hospital and with scientists across our University community. WCRI scientists study health conditions that have unique implications for women; social issues that have important impacts on women’s health and well-being; and health systems innovations to improve outcomes for women and their families. Together our scientists and trainees work to address critical gaps in women’s health knowledge, which prevent women from maintaining health and independence across the lifespan.

    Shirley Brown Chair in Women’s Mental Health Research
    The Shirley Brown Chair (SBC) in Women's Mental Health Research is based at the Women’s College Research Institute. This research chair was established in collaboration with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), and the University of Toronto. It was created by a dynamic community-based fundraising campaign honouring a young lawyer who succumbed to severe depression. The chair fosters women's mental health research efforts at its three founding institutions and provides a focal point for advocacy on women's mental health issues. The chair helps bring research disciplines together to explore issues that address both the biological and social aspects of women's mental health, creating networks that sustain a holistic program of women's mental health research. The mandate of the chair is to support an individual with a strong academic track record with an expectation that the individual carry out a program of internationally recognized research. In addition to being an outstanding scientist, the individual must possess the ability to stimulate and mentor junior colleagues. The chair is also expected to have strong leadership abilities and to carry out ambassadorial functions with the public in education, fundraising and dissemination of knowledge. It is a position characterized by broad intersectional scope.

    The University of Toronto is strongly committed to diversity within its community and especially welcomes applications from visible minority group members, women, Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, members of sexual minority groups, and others who may contribute to the further diversification of ideas. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority.

    If you would like additional information on this position, or would like to refer a candidate for this position, please contact us by March 22, 2010.

    Please inquire about other Women's Mental Health opportunities in the Toronto area.

    Pamela Colquhoun
    Director, Physician Search
    Odgers Berndtson
    416.371.0796
    pam.colquhoun@odgersberndtson.ca

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    Ontario Psychiatric Association:

    The OPA 90th Annual Conference will be held on April 23rd and 24th, 2010 at
    Le Méridien King Edward Hotel, 37 King Street East, Toronto, Ontario

    1.  In the past OPA has made a time available for psych department chairs and post-grad directors to meet, I'm checking whether or not there is interest in OPA facilitating such a meeting during this annual conference (I'm aware there are other opportunities for you to meet with your counterparts from across Canada, not sure whether you feel there's 'value added' to also have a chance to meet just with the other Ontario people this year).  Please let me know what you think.

    2.  While we of course have submissions and invited speakers from different parts of the province, we're also offering each university a time slot if they wished to present a session identified specifically as highlighting or showcasing work from that university.  Please let me know if you'd be interested in having a session for presentation by the Toronto department of psychiatry, we'd be happy to work with you to fit a relevant session into the conference program.

    3.  Lastly, it would be wonderful if you could assist in informing your faculty of the conference (OPA conference has typically been in Jan or Feb in the past, we felt spring is a better time for many reasons but people wouldn't yet be associating it with that time of year).  Again, the dates are April 23 & 24, and there is an early bird rate for rooms at the hotel until February 9, early bird registration is until March 12, and all rooms need to be booked by March 26.  If you were able to send a group email to your faculty informing them of the conference, with a link to opa website, http://www.eopa.ca/ , that would be very much appreciated.

    Thanks again, looking forward to getting your feedback re: the above (I've also cc'ed Halyna Troian, our Association Director, on this).

    Best regards,

    Sonu Gaind
    Education Committee Chair, OPA
    Past-President, OPA

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    *** PLEASE SAVE THE DATES! ***

    The Department of Psychiatry’s

    Professorial Lecture Series:

    Please save the dates for the upcoming Professorial lectures in celebration of our latest full professors. A celebratory reception will be held following each lecture.

    Wednesday, March 31, 2010, from 5:30-7:30 pm
    Jose N. Nobrega, PhD
    CAMH - College Street Site

    Wednesday, April 21, 2010, from 5:30-7:30 pm
    Paul J. Fletcher, PhD
    CAMH - College Street Site

    Tuesday, May 4, 2010, from 5-7 pm
    Mary Jane Esplen, PhD
    UHN - Toronto General Hospital

    NOTE: This event will be held at the
    University of Toronto, Hart House, Music Room.
    (Please RSVP for this event.)

    Monday, May 31st, 2010, from 5 - 8 pm
    Brian D. Hodges, MD, PhD, FRCPC
    UHN - Toronto General Hospital

    NOTE: This event will be held at
    the Art Gallery of Ontario

    Wednesday, September 15, 2010, from 5-7 pm
    Robert D. Levitan, MDCM, FRCPC
    CAMH - College Street Site

    Wednesday, October 13, 2009, from 5-7 pm
    Alan A. Wilson, PhD
    CAMH - College Street Site

    All faculty, residents, fellows
    and staff are invited.

    *** MARK YOUR CALENDARS ***


     

     
     

    *** PLEASE SAVE THE DATE! ***

    The Department of Psychiatry’s

    Harvey Stancer Research Day
    and
    Departmental
    Dinner

    Thursday, June 17th, 2010

    All faculty, residents, fellows
    and staff are invited.

    *** MARK YOUR CALENDARS ***


     

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    KUNIN-LUNENFELD APPLIED RESEARCH UNIT

    POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP IN NEUROIMAGING OF MOOD AND COGNITION

    The Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied Research Unit (KLARU) at Baycrest is offering a two-year funded research fellowship in neuropsychiatry and neuroimaging in the laboratory of Dr. Linda Mah. Projects will focus on understanding the structural and functional neuroanatomical abnormalities associated with mood and memory disorders in the elderly and healthy aging. Studies will be carried out in collaboration with Dr. Cheryl Grady, Neuroimaging and Aging Lab, Rotman Research Institute and other researchers within KLARU and Rotman.

    Clinical training in neuropsychiatry, behavioural neurology, and neuropsychology may also be available as part of the fellowship, although a minimum of 80% of the fellow’s time will be devoted to research and related activities.  Start date is July 2010 or earlier. Bursaries are in line with the fellowship scales of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and include an allowance for travel and research expenses. Applicants should have a Ph.D., M.D. or equivalent degree. Baycrest welcomes applications from all qualified individuals, including members of visible groups, minorities, women, aboriginal persons, and persons with disabilities. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority.

    KLARU is an applied research unit within the Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest, and is dedicated to fostering a closer integration of scientific research with clinical care at the bedside and into the community. The Rotman Research Institute (RRI) is a premier centre for cognitive neuroscience and neuroimaging, and is fully affiliated with the University of Toronto.

    Applicants should submit a C.V. and relevant reprints, together with a cover letter describing current research interests and future research goals, and also arrange to have three letters of reference sent independently to Dr. Linda Mah, Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied Research Unit, Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest, 3560 Bathurst St, Toronto, Ontario, M6A 2E1, email: lmah@klaru-baycrest.on.ca

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    CANADIAN INSTITUTES OF HEALTH RESEARCH (CIHR) Proof of Principle (POP) - Phases I and II

    Deadline for submission: MARCH 1, 2010 (Full application through ResearchNet and copies of signature pages by mail to CIHR)

    NOTE:  IMPORTANT CHANGES TO THIS COMPETITION

    * Revsied grant maximum amount per grant
    * Revised funding Pool Amount for the competition
    * Elimination of LOI stage of review 

    Applicants are reminded to carefully follow the guidelines and to work with the Innovations and Partnerships Office (IPO) of the University on their applications.  Please also contact CIHR representatives to clarify potential eligibility issues or other questions about the programs.

    (1)  Proof of Principle: Phase I

    Financial support of a maximum of $160,000 is available to each approved research project of up to 12 months duration designed to advance discoveries/inventions towards commercializable technologies, with a view to attract new investment, create new science-based businesses, organizations and initiatives, and ultimately improve health outcomes for Canadians. Research projects across all four pillars of CIHR are eligible for this program. Note that the end product is not required to generate revenue, but there must be a demonstrated market and opportunity for your product. Applications for the continuation of a research project funded through the POP I grant must progress from Phase I to Phase II.

    (2)  Proof of Principle: Phase I - Winter 2010 Priority Announcement (Specific Research Areas)

    In this competition, funds are available to encourage and support applications in specific areas that are aligned with CIHR's research priority areas and mandates. The maximum amount awarded for a single grant is up to $160,000 for a maximum of 1 year.  CIHR anticipates that three grants will be funded through this competition.

    CIHR Research Priority Areas:

    - Cancer Early Detection, Imaging, or Translational Therapeutics
    - Drug Development
    - Regional Partnerships Program – New Brunswick
    - Regional Partnerships Program – Newfoundland and Labrador

    (3) Proof of Principle: Phase II

    Financial support of a maximum amount of $300,000 from CIHR over one year for a single grant is available at the co-investment stage undertaking follow-on proof of principle activities in partnership with a non-academic investor, e.g. industry.  The contribution for funding support from the company must meet the ratio of 1:1 (CIHR: Industry).  This funding opportunity is aimed at providing a platform to better enable the academic institution/researcher to move the discovery/invention further down the innovation pipeline.  Research projects across all four pillars of CIHR are eligible for this program.  Note that the end product is not required to generate revenue, but there must be a demonstrated market and opportunity for your product.

    PREPARATION OF APPLICATIONS:

    Please read carefully the Proof of Principle Grants - ResearchNet "Application" Phase Instructions when preparing the application (http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/27947.html).

    Applicants will work with the Innovations and Partnerships Office (IPO) of the University to complete the applications with required signatures before submission through ResearchNet and mailing of signature pages by mail to CIHR. 

    Please notify our office as soon as possible at the contact information below your interest in one of the above POP programs for coordination on the administrative and technology review of your application.

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    Tammy Y. Chan
    Research Contracts Officer
    Life Sciences and Social Sciences and Humanities Innovations and Partnerships Office Office of the Vice-President, Research University of Toronto Suite 320, Heritage Building, MaRS Centre
    101 College Street
    Toronto, ON M5G 1L7 CANADA

    Tel:  1 (416) 946-0601
    Fax:  1 (416) 978-5821
    Email:  tammy.chan@utoronto.ca

    http://www.research.utoronto.ca/
    RIS Application Attachment is available at http://www.research.utoronto.ca/funding/pdf/ris_blue.pdf

    For location and direction to the MaRS Centre, see http://www.marsdd.com/mars/MaRS-Centre/Map-and-Directions.html.

    Will the Copenhagen Accord affect Canada’s economy? Professor Chris Kennedy comments at www.research.utoronto.ca

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    University of Toronto Centre for Patient Safety:
    2009-2010 Certificate in Patient Safety and Quality Improvement

    Dear Faculty,

    Last year, Drs. Ed Etchells (Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre), Kaveh Shojania (SHSC), Chaim Bell (St. Michael’s Hospital), Anne Matlow (Sick Kids Hospital), and Chris Hayes (St. Michael’s) ran a Certificate Course through the University of Toronto’s Centre for Faculty Development. This course filled to capacity within two weeks of the announcement. The 39 participants came from the Departments of Medicine, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Surgery, Family & Community Medicine, and Radiology and represented all of the core University of Toronto teaching hospitals. Their academic ranks included subspecialty residents and fellows (5), Clinical Associates (2), Lecturers (8), Assistant Professors (14), and Full Professors (3), including one Division Head.  These individuals predominantly came from the Faculty of Medicine, but this year’s course has been modified to increase multidisciplinary participation. 

    The course consists of didactic and interactive sessions roughly 2 Friday afternoons per month from October to May. Interested individuals can also use the course as an opportunity to develop projects in patient safety or quality improvement that they plan to implement in their respective institutions.

    Formal and informal feedback from last year’s course has been uniformly positive, so the course is being offered again under the auspices of both the Centre for Faculty Development and the newly created University of Toronto Centre for Patient Safety. Guest lectures include prominent local and external researchers and decision makers (e.g., from the Ministry of Health), as well as the course directors. 

    The full course description and link to the registration form can be found at http://www.deptmedicine.utoronto.ca/Faculty/patient_safety.htm
      
    Lisa Habib
    Strategic Planning and Implementation Assistant
    Department of Medicine, University of Toronto
    3-805, R. Fraser Elliott Building
    190 Elizabeth St., Toronto, ON M5G 2C4

    p. 416.978.6834
    f. 416.978.7230
    e. lisa.habib@utoronto.ca
    w. www.deptmedicine.utoronto.ca


     
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    *** PLEASE SAVE THE DATE! ***

    The Department of Psychiatry’s

    Harvey Stancer Research Day
    and
    Departmental
    Dinner

    Thursday, June 17th, 2010

    All faculty, residents, fellows
    and staff are invited.

    *** MARK YOUR CALENDARS ***