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Festival of teaching in ECHA
Please note that Festival of Teaching events will be taking place in ECHA's south atrium this week. Check out the ECHA event calendar for more info. |
Our Librarians are at ECHA for You!
Do you need help finding information for your assignments or research projects? Are you overwhelmed with systematic review searching? Is your bibliography causing you grief?
Librarians from the John W. Scott Health Sciences Library are onsite at ECHA every Monday to Friday from 1:00 to 3:00 pm to help.
Find us on Level 2, just past the MSB pedway, in the north east corner of Main Street.
If this time doesn't work for you, visit the Library at 2K3.28 Mackenzie Centre, book an appointment,email, chat or phone us.
Information Skills for Health Professionals - RCPSC CME Credit Program: Upcoming Sessions
- Introduction to Searching Medline - Register
- Clinical Point of Care Resources - Register
- Introduction to Rare Books in the History of Medicine -Register
more...
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Bin wondering?
Nobody likes stickers on fruit, but stickers on bins are great - they tell you what goes where. Look for them in a nutrition nook near you. Find out more about composting on campus here.
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How to deal with dirty dishes? It's simple.
It's hard to believe but yes, it seems there are those who think the dish fairies are on the job in ECHA. Sadly, they are not. Your dishes and your food are your responsibility. Cleaning staff do not do dishes, and you shouldn't expect your co-workers to clean up after you.
The nutrition nooks in ECHA are shared spaces. Based on input from occupant groups, the ECHA team has asked cleaning staff to clean microwaves and spot-clean fridges regularly. A full 'empty-fridge' cleaning will be done monthly. (You will be notified when the full cleaning schedule is available.)
Dirty dishes left in shared spaces WILL be placed in recycling bins, landfill or donated to the Bissell Centre. Food left to go bad in the fridge WILL be thrown out.
It's that simple.
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The Rural Medicine Interest group invites you....
 Monday March 19, 2012, 5-7pm ECHA L1 190
Charlene Hellson presents Unpacking the Backpack, an educational and experiential monologue that speaks to the heart and creates a new understanding of the diverse historical impacts on the mental health of Canada's Aboriginal people. This one-woman show will take you on an empathic journey through the story telling tradition of Aboriginal people. This unique learning experience has been described as "moving, eloquent, and courageous" read more here... |
The 7th Annual Putting Evidence into Practice Workshop will be held in ECHA, June 20-22, 2012.
This is an evidence-based medicine workshop, teaching critical appraisal skills or the systematic review process. PEP is a great educational opportunity for anyone interested in learning how to apply evidence to practice. Find out more, and register here!
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What else is going on in ECHA?
What goes in this calendar? Any event happening in ECHA shared space (e.g. atria, mainstreet) and any event happening in ECHA that is open to participation (not by invitaiton only). |
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important information about how to live and work in ECHA
Helpful hints, tips and ideas
ECHA APOs: Dentistry, Yvonne Pinchbeck Community Engagement, Wendy Brown Continuous Professional Learning, Kathleen Edwards
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