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The AMS Phoenix Project: A Call to Caring is based on the premise that health professionals provide the best care when they are able to balance human compassion and technical expertise. AMS will act as a catalyst for change by making strategic investments and working with educators, health professionals, workplaces and other partners to nurture and sustain education and workplace environments that support this balance...
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The Project will build on initial advice emerging from several successful provincial summits /workshops organized by the AMS in early 2011 on the use of narrative, the role of the hidden curriculum, and the effects of toxic practice environments on medical and nursing education. The key findings emerging from these summits constituted Phase 1 of the project and provided a foundation for discussions leading to the launch of The AMS Phoenix Project...
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Summits & Workshops
In September 2010, the AMS Board committed resources to supporting Stage 1 of The AMS Phoenix Project focused on exploring the best way to meet the goals of the initiative and build a foundation for sustainable impact. With financial support from the Ministry of Health and Long-term Care for selected Stage 1 activities, AMS hosted five successful events from January 22 to May 17, 2011. Following is a brief description of the events. A synthesis of the highlights emerging from the discussions can be downloaded...
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