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Advancing Methodology: FMER Hosts Workshop on Mixed Studies Reviews

We are pleased to share that on August 18, 2025, the Department of Family Medicine hosted a workshop titled How to Plan, Conduct, and Report Mixed Studies Reviews. The event featured keynote speaker Quan Nha Hong, PhD, assistant professor at the Université de Montréal’s School of Rehabilitation and researcher at CRIR.

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Past News Articles

Insights for Teaching During A Pandemic

Insights for Teaching During A Pandemic

Congrats to Charo Rodriguez, Tamara Carver and co-authors who have published an article entitled Insights for Teaching During A Pandemic: Lessons From A Pre-COVID-19 International Synchronous Hybrid Learning Experience in Family Medicine. Our findings highlight that...

FMER Awarded SSHRC Insight Grant

FMER Awarded SSHRC Insight Grant

Dr. Charo Rodriguez (Principal Investigator), Dr. Roland Grad (Co-Investigator), and Dr. Francesca Luconi (Collaborator), all members of the McGill Family Medicine Education Research Group (FMER), and their colleagues have been awarded a $241,879 Social Sciences and...

First Author Publication From Dissertation

First Author Publication From Dissertation

Congratulations Juan Pablo Pimental González!! Juan Pablo González has published as first author the article from his dissertation entitled A co-designed curriculum for cultural safety training of Colombian health professionals: sequential-consensual qualitative...

First Author Publication From MSc Thesis

First Author Publication From MSc Thesis

Congratulations to Stephanie Long!! Stephanie Long, master’s student affiliated with the FMER from 2016 to 2018 and current PhD student in Family Medicine and Primary Care, who has published as first author the article from her MSc thesis entitled ‘Factors affecting...

Clinical reasoning – a scotoma in the medical gaze?

Clinical reasoning – a scotoma in the medical gaze?

Congratulations!! Congratulations to Torsten Risør and Charo Rodriguez for the recent publication of their article entitled ‘Clinical reasoning – a scotoma in the medical gaze?’ published in Education for Primary Care.Related Articles