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Creating Space VI: Health Humanities: Social Accountability in Action (CfP, Montreal, 15-16 April, 2016)

posted on February 9, 2025

Research Summary: Creating Space VI Symposium

Event Type: Academic symposium on Health Humanities and Social Accountability
Theme Focus: Intersections of Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences (AHSS) and clinical education; health professions education in Canada and internationally
Location & Dates: Montreal, April 15-16, 2016
Host Organization: In conjunction with the Canadian Conference on Medical Education (CCME)
Target Participants: Scholars, educators, artists, practitioners, and students from multiple disciplines
Submission Deadline: November 30, 2015 (midnight EDT)
Scope: Multidisciplinary exploration of how humanities-informed approaches inspire and transform health professions education
Submission Formats: Multiple formats accepted; see Author's Directives for complete guidelines

We are pleased to invite submissions to participate in the Creating Space VI symposium in conjunction with the Canadian Conference on Medical Education (CCME).

The theme of the sixth meeting is ‘Health Humanities: Social Accountability in Action’.

List of proposed themes.

Creating Space VI seeks to include the ever-growing number of scholars, educators, artists and practitioners from multiple disciplines whose work at the intersections of AHSS and clinical spheres inspires health professions education in Canada and abroad. Student participation from AHSS disciplines and health professions is encouraged.

Proposals are due before midnight EDT, November 30, 2015.

Please view the Author’s Directives, where you will find complete information about all acceptable submission formats.

For more general information about the conference, please consult the Creating Space VI Website.

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