News: 2018

Time: 8-9am

With the lack of access that continues to exist in primary care and unsustainable pressures faced by hospitals, there is keen interest in primary care networks. Dr. Wong will discuss the strengths of nurses in contributing to primary care in BC.

Time: 12-1pm

Using Ernest Boyer’s scholarship model, Dr. Patrick Crookes will lead a discussion about what constitutes academic work, what is valued and what else might well be valued.

Time: 8-9am

Join us to hear from a panel of health profession program educators who will share their trials and triumphs with interprofessional education as well as models taken up within their programs to foster interprofessional learning and engagement.

Time: 1-2pm

Open to UBC Nursing graduate students and supervisors.

Time: 12:30-1:45pm

The BC Pain Research Network and the UBC School of Nursing are delighted to co-host Prof. Bonnie Stevens, Director of the University of Toronto Centre for the Study of Pain to give a colloquium on pain in infants and knowledge translation.