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Start: 07:00
End: 16:45
This program is intended for family physicians, midwives, and nurses working in urban and rural settings. It will provide an opportunity to review and update your knowledge and management of normal and abnormal obstetrical cases.
Course Objectives:
a. To provide obstetrical care providers with up to date information about common and important clinical obstetrical issues.
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Start: 08:30
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Start: 17:47
Starting with the 2009 taxation year, T4s and T4As will now be available to faculty and staff electronically through Employee Self Service in MyUofC. This incredibly convenient option will allow you to print and re-print your T4/T4A wherever and whenever you like.
Faculty and staff who would like the new electronic option must provide their consent by February 11, 2010. By default all employees will get their T4/T4A mailed to their home address unless they indicate otherwise. | ||
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Start: 12:00
End: 12:55
Support Services is excited to offer the following Bring your own Lunch and Learn entitled, "Nutrition and Osteoporosis: Feeding our Bones!! to all Support Staff with the Faculty of Medicine. DATE: Monday, January 25, 2010 TIME: 12:05 - 12:55pm PLACE: O'Brien's Centre 1504/1506 Start: 18:00
End: 21:00
Dr. David B. Hogan, Full Professor, Division of Geriatric Medicine & Department of Community Health Sciences
University of Calgary
Presenting to the
Calgary History of Medicine Society
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ABSTRACT:
Specialization is a pervasive movement in medicine. How specialties develop is a complex phenomenon and does not depend solely on the growth of knowledge. The history of geriatrics in Canada is presented as an example of specialization in our country. The gestation period extended over decades. | ||
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