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    TIME for Translational Medicine at Queen’s University: A road map from Molecules to Populations
    TIME for Translational Medicine at Queen’s University: A road map from Molecules to Populations
    Dr. Archer's Blog,  23 Jan 18
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    In 2018 we are launching the Translational Institute of Medicine (TIME) at Queen’s, beginning in the Department of Medicine. Like all good ideas…

    The flaw in ourselves: a Shakespearean guide to improve preclinical research
    The flaw in ourselves: a Shakespearean guide to improve preclinical research
    Dr. Archer's Blog,  28 Nov 17
    3,198 Views | 3 comments

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    Everything You Wanted to Know About Competency Based Medical Education (CBME) But Were Afraid to Ask. A guest blog by Dr. David Taylor with introduction by Stephen Archer
    Everything You Wanted to Know About Competency Based Medical Education (CBME) But Were Afraid to Ask. A guest blog by Dr. David Taylor with introduction by Stephen Archer
    Dr. Archer's Blog,  19 Nov 17
    4,094 Views | 1 comment

    The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeon’s (RCPSC) has a new model for postgraduate medical training that is called…

    Cognogens—Disease-Causing Beliefs Can Be Addressed Using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
    Cognogens—Disease-Causing Beliefs Can Be Addressed Using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
    Dr. Archer's Blog,  03 Oct 17
    4,432 Views | 4 comments

    Definition*: Cognogen—Cog-no-gen: A belief that contributes to psychological or physical pathology…

    The Oft Forgotten “Innovation” in Patient Centred Care: Curing Atrial Fibrillation through I-PCC
    The Oft Forgotten “Innovation” in Patient Centred Care: Curing Atrial Fibrillation through I-PCC
    Dr. Archer's Blog,  05 Sep 17
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    Atrial fibrillation affects 350,000 Canadians and triples risk of stroke-…

    Creating a Live Renal Donor Program: Overcoming the 4 hurdles to achieve excellence
    Creating a Live Renal Donor Program: Overcoming the 4 hurdles to achieve excellence
    Dr. Archer's Blog,  28 Jun 17
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    This is the story of how we are beginning to perform live donor renal transplant (LDT) at Kingston Health Sciences Center (KHSC). Like many of the…

    Dr. Stephen Archer

    Dr. Stephen Archer

    Head, Department of Medicine, Queen's University