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Division of Child Psychiatry, University of Toronto
TELEPSYCHIATRY

 
L
ocation: Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Ontario

Sponsor:

  • Division of Child Psychiatry, University of Toronto

Supervision/faculty:

  • Site Coordinator: Dr. John Teshima
  • Members of the Faculty of the Division of Child Psychiatry, University of Toronto:

Level of Trainee: PGY1 - PGY5

Electives Coordinator:

Dr. John Teshima
Phone: (416) 480-6100, Ext 3077
Email: john.teshima@utoronto.ca

Telepsychiatry Consultations:

  • University of Toronto residents: Half day per week for
  • No University of Toronto residents: Schedules can be negotiated

- The resident will participate in telepsychiatry Consultations under the supervision of a staff psychiatrist

- The supervisor should be directly observing the resident for a significant number of consultations, providing ongoing formative feedback

Research Elective:

  • The resident will work on a research project related to telepsychiatry
  • The focus could be related to clinical service, education, evaluation methods, etc.
  • At the end of the elective, the residents will produce a academic paper or presentation [e.g., Grand Rounds] on their project, and will be encouraged to submit thifor publication or presentation at a conference.

Hybrid Elective:

  • The resident will participate in telepsychiatry consultations, as in the consultations elective
  • In addition, the resident will prepare an academic paper or presentation
  • based on a literature review of an area relevant to telepsychiatry

Nature of Experience:

  • Provide residents with in-depth experience and training in telepsychiatry consultations to underserviced communities
  • For University of Toronto child psychiatry residents, this elective could count as the mandatory community consultation experience

Patient Population:

  • Children, youth and their families with significant mental health problems

Outreach Sites:

Active Sites:

Bracebridge, Chatham, Fort Frances, Kapuskasing, Kenora, Kirkland Lake, Moosonee, North Bay, Owen Sound, Parry Sound, Pembroke, Sioux Lookout, Thunder Bay, Timmins, Toronto

Satellite Sites:

Atikokan, Cochrane, Dryden, Geraldton, Hearst, Nipigon, Red Lake

 
   

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Last Modified: 10/16/03
Contact: psychnet@uwo.ca