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2021 Annual Meeting
2021 Annual Meeting
October 4-5, Toronto, Ontario and Virtually was available.
2021 CAPM Semi-Annual Meeting
2021 CAPM Semi-Annual Meeting
April 22-23 Virtual
2020 Annual Meeting
2020 Annual Meeting
October 26-27, Virtual
2020 CAPM Semi-Annual Meeting
2020 CAPM Semi-Annual Meeting
April 27-28, Calgary, Alberta
This event was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2019 Annual Meeting
2019 Annual Meeting
October 24-25, 2019, Ottawa, Ontario
2019 CAPM Semi-Annual Meeting
2019 CAPM Semi-Annual Meeting
April 29-30, Ottawa, Ontario
Continuing to build on the momentum of our annual and semi-annual meetings, we are pleased to host our 2019 semi-annual meeting on April 29-30 in our country’s beautiful capital of Ottawa.
The goal of the semi-annual meeting is to further explore key themes associated with academic medicine, and collectively consider current strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in those areas. Not only is this exercise very useful for individual CAPM members to consider change within their respective Departments, but this also paves the way for future CAPM position statements or papers in support of the goal for CAPM create a national voice.
2018 Annual Meeting
2018 Annual Meeting
October 1-2, Ottawa, Ontario
2018 CAPM Semi-Annual Meeting
2018 CAPM Semi-Annual Meeting
April 26-27, Ottawa, Ontario
Building on the momentum gained by CAPM over the last couple of annual meetings, we were pleased to host our inaugural semi-annual meeting on April 26-27, again in our beautiful capital of Ottawa.
The goal of the semi-annual meeting was to further explore key themes associated with academic medicine, and collectively consider current strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in those areas. Not only would such an exercise be very useful for individual CAPM members to consider change within their respective Departments, but this would also pave the way for future CAPM position statements or papers in support of the goal for CAPM create a national voice.
2017 Annual Meeting
2017 Annual Meeting
October 19-20, Ottawa, Ontario
The 2017 CAPM Annual Meeting marked a time of growth and change! We bade farewell to former members and welcomed many new ones. We welcomed Deputy Heads along with administrative managers. Lastly, the CAPM presidency transitioned from Dr. Stephen Archer of Queen's University, to Dr. Jim Calvin of Western.
Together, we enjoyed a fantastic program, learned a lot, and shared best practices with each other.
2017 CAPM Semi-Annual Meeting
2017 CAPM Semi-Annual Meeting
April 20-21, Ottawa, Ontario
Building on the momentum gained by CAPM over the last couple of annual meetings, we were pleased to host our inaugural semi-annual meeting on April 20-21, again in our beautiful capital of Ottawa.
The goal of the semi-annual meeting was to further explore key themes associated with academic medicine, and collectively consider current strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in those areas. Not only would such an exercise be very useful for individual CAPM members to consider change within their respective Departments, but this would also pave the way for future CAPM position statements or papers in support of the goal for CAPM create a national voice.
(from left to right): Dr. Jim Calvin, Dr. Gillian Hawker, Dr. Jim Martin, Dr. Jeff Schaefer, Dr. Simon Jackson, Dr. Stephen Archer, Dr. Ross Feldman, Dr. Eberhard Renner, Dr. Phil Wells
2016 CAPM Annual Meeting
2016 CAPM Annual Meeting
October 6-7, Ottawa, Ontario
Building on the success of our 2015 CAPM Annual Meeting, we were pleased to host our 2016 meeting in Ottawa once again. We followed up on the success of the 2015 program with another outstanding and thoughtful program.
2016 was the second year that we extended the invitation to lead administrators from the offices of CAPM members. This will support CAPM in moving outcomes forward and further strengthen collaboration amongst academic medicine departments across Canada.
It was also our great pleasure to honour Dr. Wendy Levinson with the 2016 Dr. Ronald Christie Award! This award is given to a former Chair of a Canadian Department of Medicine who has made outstanding contributions to academic medicine in Canada. It is named after Dr. Ronald Christie, who is credited with making major contributions that changed the direction of academic medicine in Canada.
2015 CAPM Annual Meeting
2015 CAPM Annual Meeting
October 2-3, Ottawa, Ontario
Check out the 2015 CAPM Program!
The President of CSIM (Canadian Society of Internal Medicine), Dr. Benjamin Chen, discussed enhanced collaboration between CAPM and CSIM.
The Royal College hosted a full afternoon session to discuss Competency by Design, Accreditation Reform, and Health Human Resources & Supply of Academic and Clinician Scientists. The Royal College delegation included Dr. Andrew Padmos (CEO), Dr. Ken Harris (Executive Director, Specialty Education) and Ms. Danielle Fréchette (Executive Director, Health Systems Innovation & External Relations).
Skype session with Dr. Chris Simpson, Past President of the Canadian Medical Association.
Session on Physician Wellness Strategies led by Dr. Caroline Gérin-Lajoie (Director, Faculty of Medicine’s Wellness Program, University of Ottawa & Medical Director of Physician Wellness, The Ottawa Hospital).
A discussion led by Dr. Jim Calvin of Western University on CAPM collaboration during promotion review time.
Impact of research regulations on clinical trials (Dr. David Stewart, Head, Division of Medical Oncology, University of Ottawa).
2015 CAPM Annual Meeting (from left to right): Dr. James Martin (McGill University), Dr. Mario Talajic (Université de Montréal), Dr. Ross Feldman (Memorial University), Dr. Pierre LeBlanc (Université Laval), Dr. James Calvin (Western University), Dr. Patrice Perron (Université de Sherbrooke), Dr. Subrata Ghosh (University of Calgary), Dr. Stephen Archer (Queen's University), Dr. Graydon Meneilly (University of British Columbia), Dr. Phil Wells (University of Ottawa), Dr. Simon Jackson (Dalhousie University), Dr. Dan Roberts (University of Manitoba), Dr. George Pylypchuk (University of Saskatchewan)
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