Expand your knowledge (and conversation starters) with 2024's 5 à 7 Research Talks

Feature Stories | 18 Dec 2024

Tis the season of holiday parties, networking receptions, and far-flung family gatherings with distant relatives.

Need a way to keep the conversation flowing? Let this year's 5 à 7 Research Talks spark your next great discussion. With powerful, personal stories behind the groundbreaking health research happening at Queen’s Health Sciences, they'll be your secret weapon for engaging, insightful conversation at your next social event. You’re welcome.

You will have plenty of interesting stories to share: from the power of teamwork in medical settings to understanding the dynamics and needs of families of public health and safety professionals; to training the best surgeons; and understanding the impact of mental health conditions during pregnancy.

Unleashing the power of teamwork in health care

Dr. Wiley Chung with link overlay to video — *Dr. Wiley Chung*

Dr. Wiley Chung - Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery & Reznick Scholar of Health Professions Education

Teamwork makes the dream work. Anyone who's worked in a high-functioning team knows that, and Dr. Chung believes it's the key to achieving better patient health outcomes. He studies how teamwork and interdisciplinary health sciences education can foster radical collaboration and shares unforgettable stories of powerful teamwork in action. Sponsored by The Southeastern Ontario Academic Medical Organization (SEAMO).

The journey to better mental health during pregnancy

Dr. Shahirose Sadrujin Premji with link overlay to video — *Dr. Shahirose Sadrudin Premji*

Dr. Shahirose Sadrudin Premji - Professor & Sally Smith Chair in Nursing, School of Nursing

One in three pregnant people experience mental health challenges during pregnancy. Through her research and experience as a neonatal nurse and researcher working around the world, Dr. Shahirose Sadrudin Premji is helping to understand the impact of these mental health conditions during pregnancy and how to improve health outcomes for these parents and their babies long after birth. Sponsored by The Southeastern Ontario Academic Medical Organization (SEAMO).

Garnet Families: Serving alongside for our safety and security

Dr. Heidi Cramm with link overlay — *Dr. Heidi Cramm*

Dr. Heidi Cramm - Professor, School of Rehabilitation Therapy

We rely on families, particularly those that serve alongside health and public safety personnel. In her talk, Dr. Heidi Cramm delves into the four occupational lifestyle dimensions that create unique challenges for these families, and how the Garnet Families Network helps connect and support them. Sponsored by The City of Kingston.

Training the best surgeons takes more than textbooks

Dr. Boris Zevin with link overlay — *Dr. Boris Zevin*

Dr. Boris Zevin - Associate Professor, Department of Surgery

Dr. Boris Zevin is an accomplished bariatric surgeon and SEAMO Medical Education Scholar working to create the optimal training environment for health professionals to deliver the best patient outcomes. In his talk, you'll gain a better understanding of the fascinating world of medical education and how deliberate practice is helping teach the surgeons of tomorrow. Sponsored by The City of Kingston.