Education

Three graduate students who helped make the new made-at-McGill COVID-19 test kits from scratch learned a lot about science – and about themselves...

A vision for advancing nursing education   Source: Ingram School of Nursing Rae Chittick was Director of the School for Graduate Nurses from...

6 Questions With is a new GCRC initiative focusing on the students behind the lab coats. Our trainees are the heart and soul of...

By Matthew Brett Over 140 McGill students, faculty and staff participated in a July 13 event about allyship against anti-Black and systemic racism...

"I completed a post R.N baccalaureate program receiving B.N. In 1962. In 1963 to 1964, I was employed as an administrative support member in...

By Yasmine Elmir Richard Budgell, newly appointed Associate Professor of Inuit and Northern Health Promotion in the Department of Family Medicine, has a...

Source: Ingram School of Nursing This seems a fitting time to share a simple tale of the power of communication. It was nonverbal...

First cohort of RI-MUHC trainees completes pilot training program Source: RI-MUHC The first cohort of trainees from the Research Institute of the McGill...

2020 is the 100th anniversary since the founding of McGill’s Ingram School of Nursing and will be noted as the year that we lost...

Lessons learned using telehealth during a pandemic and looking ahead to a brighter future By Monica Slanik, School of Physical & Occupational Therapy...

The first nursing research journal in Canada was launched as Nursing Papers in 1969   Source: ISoN When Moyra Allen launched Nursing Papers in 1969,...

By Matthew Brett From training “bootcamps” for Pediatrics residents to resident-as-teacher initiatives, Dr. Elisa Ruano Cea is innovating within health sciences education and...