Please note: The Inclusive Health Conference 2023 has passed. Loading… Powered By Whova Virtual events platform Overview Building Communities through Inclusive Health conference will offer a unique opportunity to consider inclusive health challenges from three perspectives: Clinical experience Community Academic research in science, social sciences, and arts and humanities Throughout this two-day event, we will hear from clinicians, scholars, and community leaders, and discuss how to bridge health inequities experienced by many in the Scarborough community and marginalized populations nationwide. This ‘tri-perspective’ will provide a richer and more complex understanding of the interaction of social conditions and health, as well as their implications for achieving a more resilient and equitable health system. Building Communities through Inclusive Health will appeal to: Healthcare professionals Clinicians Researchers Leaders from all health disciplines, as well as anyone with an interest in addressing healthcare inequities Higher education institutions offering health human resource programs Changemakers in the health sector such as hospital leaders, Ontario Health Team partners, and leaders of family health teams Together, let’s build a knowledge and innovation ecosystem that will strengthen our communities. Venue Highland HallUniversity of Toronto Scarborough1265 Military Trail,Scarborough, ON M1C 1A4 Opened in Spring 2018, Highland Hall is a modern 134,216 square foot, five storey building that houses faculty and administration offices, student services, lounges and event and study spaces. It also features two state of the art tiered classrooms, a technology advanced Centre for Teaching and Learning for academic skills training, Student Commons, and a multi-use space that can accommodate up to 600 people.
