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Myth Busters-Five Myths About the Hidden Curriculum Debunked
Dr. Archer's Blog,  05 May 21
1,569 Views | 4 comments

Dr. Karen Schultz, Associate Dean, Postgraduate Medical Education and Dr. Stephen Archer, Head, Department of Medicine (thank you to our 6…

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Being a graduate student in the COVID-19 pandemic: Lessons from our Translational Medicine (TMED) graduate students
Dr. Archer's Blog, TMED Blog,  25 Jan 21
645 Views | 1 comment

A guest blog by TMED student Thalia Hua, MSc’21(Candidate) and President of the TMED Student Society and a short introduction by me.…

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Why do writers of academic letters of reference put 20% of medical students in the top 5% of the class?: Thoughts on the weakness of letters of reference
Dr. Archer's Blog, General DOM News & Events,  21 Jan 21
2,026 Views | 2 comments

This guest blog deals with an activity familiar to all academic physicians: writing letters of reference for medical students.

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Lack of funding for fellowship training in Canada threatens our supply of specialists
Dr. Archer's Blog,  08 Oct 20
2,446 Views | 1 comment
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If you see something, say something: a personal story about systemic racism
Dr. Archer's Blog,  22 Sep 20
3,279 Views | 4 comments

When you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, you have to speak up. You have to say something; you have to do something.…

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Return to Weeneebayko
Dr. Archer's Blog,  06 Jul 20
1,100 Views | 0 comments

Return to Weeneebayko- a proposal by Dr. Bikrampal …

Dr. Stephen Archer's Blog on News Innovation and Discovery

Dr. Stephen Archer's Blog on News Innovation and Discovery

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