Creativity & Humanism
Welcome to the Creativity & Humanism team site. This will be a place where we post and link to new content dedicated to helping inspire you to become more creative and humanistic in your faculty role.
Previous MacPFD Events
Originally Presented on
Tuesday, November 30, 2021.
Watch the recorded 💻 Zoom Virtual Event.
Bias in the Mirror:
Exploring Implicit Bias in Health Professions
Exploring Implicit Bias in Health Professions
Originally Presented on
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2020.
Watch the Recorded 💻 Zoom Virtual Event.
Watch now
Prioritizing Well-Being
Taking Care of Yourself and Your Peers During COVID-19
Sponsored by the Office of Faculty Affairs
on Monday, June 1, 2020, 11:30am
As a 💻 Zoom Virtual Event.
Read more
Narrative Medicine Workshop
How can it help us during these stressful times?
Previously Run by Dr. Saroo Sharda
on Thursday May 14th , 2020
from 6:00pm – 7:30pm EDT
As a 💻 Zoom Virtual Event.
To see when we are running this next,
go to our event calendar page.
Promoting Growth & Self-Betterment
Leading Self: A Journey Through the Pandemic
This video was a part of the 'Rock the Podium' and 'MacPFD14' featured keynotes - learn how speaker Dr. Huma Ali persevered through the beginnings of the COVID-19 pandemic.
FHS Women's Symposium: Balancing & Optimizing Your Life
This video was a part of the Faculty of Health Sciences Women's Symposium and offers insights and strategies for handling the work life balance that many healthcare professionals struggle to incorporate into their lives.
Spark Podcast Episodes
Design Thinking
Innovation Initiative (starts at 28:46)
Creativity | Public Health Program
Addressing Anti-Black Racism in Healthcare
Narratives in Healthcare
Expanding Narrative Medicine (starts at 29:53)
Bias in the Mirror
Peer Support with Pandemic Pals
Playfulness in Healthcare (starts at 24:20)
Innovation in Healthcare
Improv in Medicine (starts at 34:56)
Innovation in Healthcare
Fatigue Risk Management
The RxMuseum Program (starts at 8:43)
Rock the Podium
Academics to Art - Personal and Professional Development
Providers as Patients | Creativity in Design
Waitroom Revolution
Providers as Patients II (starts at 49:49)
How do we stay human when we’re collaborating virtually? Let’s start by understanding our needs and design practices and rituals that make virtual connections something we want to do. Read of this post by Sean Park that highlights some evidence-based pearls.