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    Welcome to “In Dialogue,” CPSO’s podcast series where we speak to health system experts on issues related to medical regulation, the delivery of quality care, physician wellness, and initiatives to address bias and discrimination in health care. Episodes are available on Apple Podcasts and SoundCloud.

    Episodes

    ‘In Dialogue’ episode 3: Toba Balogun
    Podcast

    ‘In Dialogue’ Episode 3: Toba Balogun

    Reading time: < 1 minute Toba Balogun, a medical student at UofT, talks about being a minority physician-in-training, his volunteer work, and the importance of allyship and cultural humility in health care.

    ‘In Dialogue’ episode 2: Dr. Janet van Vlymen
    Podcast

    ‘In Dialogue’ Episode 2: Dr. Janet van Vlymen

    Reading time: 2 minutes 2022 CPSO Council President Dr. Janet van Vlymen talks about her road to leadership and goals for her one-year term, the importance of quality improvement, ongoing efforts to ease physician burnout, and the College’s role in medical education.

    In Dialogue episode 1 Dr. Mamta Gautam
    Podcast

    ‘In Dialogue’ Episode 1: Dr. Mamta Gautam

    Reading time: < 1 minute Dr. Mamta Gautam speaks about her work in physician health and well-being, biases faced by women and racialized physicians, as well as working to ensure the delivery of quality care.

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