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Wellbeing Matters Webinar Series

Bringing national voices together to advance wellbeing in academic medicine.

The Wellbeing Matters Webinar Series is a national learning series designed to spotlight timely topics, promising practices, and courageous conversations related to Physical, Psychological, and Cultural (PPC) Safety in Canadian academic medicine. Through thought-provoking panels, expert insights, and meaningful dialogue, this series helps connect the academic medicine community around our shared commitment to health-promoting environments.

Upcoming Sessions

Explore the CAMi Wellbeing Matters webinar series—an engaging platform fostering discussions, sharing insights, and advancing a culture of health and wellbeing in academic medicine.
 
S2: E2
Accredited Session

December 3, 2025 

• 1:00-2:00 pm ET

Inclusive by Design: Accommodations and the Medical Training Pathway
This session explores systemic ableism in medical education and the barriers to inclusive accommodation. Participants will learn about rights, responsibilities, and strategies for accessibility.
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Speakers
Franco Rizzuti, Quinten Clarke, Pamela Liao, Michael Quon
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Have an idea for a future webinar? We welcome your suggestions. Email us at cami@afmc.ca to share your topic or speaker recommendations.

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Past Sessions

Catch up on past webinars from the series below.

S2 : E1
Accredited Session

November 10, 2025 

• 3:00-4:00pm ET

Stronger Together: The Wellbeing Benefits of Teamwork in Healthcare
This session explores how effective interprofessional teamwork supports the wellbeing of healthcare providers. Participants will examine how collaboration among physicians, nurses, and administrators can reduce stress, improve communication, and foster healthier work environments, while also learning practical strategies to strengthen team dynamics and provider resilience.
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Speakers
Ivy Oandason, Geneviève Moineau, Victor Do
S1: E3
Non-Accredited Session

May 6, 2024 

Culture Change in Academic Medicine : Building a Theory of Change
This session examines the process of cultural transformation within academic medicine. The speakers discuss developing a theory of change to guide institutions toward more inclusive and health-promoting practices.
Speakers
Dr. Marcia Anderson and Dr. Victor Do
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S1: E2
Non-Accredited Session

March 15, 2024 

What’s Going On? Diagnosing and Treating Issues of Psychological Safety in the Learning and Working Environment
This webinar delves into the challenges of psychological safety within academic medicine. The discussion focuses on identifying issues and implementing strategies to cultivate a supportive and safe learning environment.
Speakers
Dr. Saleem Razack and Dr. Melanie Lewis
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S1: E1
Non-Accredited Session

January 23, 2024 

From Awareness to Action: Practical Steps to a Health Promoting Academic Medicine Community
This session explores actionable strategies to embed health-promoting principles into academic medicine. Our speakers share insights on creating inclusive environments, prioritizing psychological safety, and fostering systemic change.
Speakers
Dr. Victor Do, Dr. Constance LeBlanc and Dr. Melanie Lewis
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Accredited Session

This activity meets the certification criteria of the College of Family Physicians of Canada and has been certified by the Continuing Education and Professional Development Office at NOSM University for up to 1.0 Mainpro+® Certified Activity credits.

This event is an Accredited Group Learning Activity (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, and approved by the Continuing Education and Professional Development Office at NOSM University. You may claim a maximum of 1.0 hour (credits are automatically calculated).