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DESCRIPTION:\nAGENDA\n\n(9:00 - 10:00)\n	Monica Molinaro\, Department of Fam
 ily Medicine\, McMaster University\n	Title: Moral distress and morally comp
 lex health care: What\, who\, and what to do? \n	Dr. Molinaro will also dis
 cuss the implications of her work on healthcare delivery\, policy\, practi
 ce\, and medical education \n\nMonica Molinaro\, PhD is currently a Bantin
 g Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Family Medicine at McMaster Uni
 versity\, where she is also a MERIT (McMaster Faculty of Health Sciences p
 rogram for Education\, Research\, Innovation\, and Theory) Scholar\, and i
 nstructor in the Bachelor of Health Sciences Undergraduate program. Dr. Mo
 linaro completed her PhD in Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at the Univ
 ersity of Western Ontario\, where she conducted a critical narrative analy
 sis on pediatric oncology nurses’ stories of moral distress and worked as 
 a research associate at the Centre for Education Research and Innovation (
 CERI). Dr. Molinaro uses a variety of qualitative critical and interpretiv
 e methodologies to study health care provider experiences of difficult asp
 ects of professional practice. Funded by the Banting Postdoctoral Fellowsh
 ip and a CIHR operating grant\, Dr. Molinaro is currently leading projects
  which aim to better prepare primary care providers to care for patients w
 hose medical and social needs are entwined\, and to help alleviate the mor
 al distress experienced by clinicians engaged in morally and ethically com
 plex aspects of healthcare.\n\n(10:00 - 11:00)\n	Josianne Lamothe\, Canadia
 n Consortium on Child and Youth Trauma\n	Title: Safe spaces to reflect\, le
 arn and improve clinical judgement when dealing with trauma\n	Professor Lam
 othe is a clinical social worker and professor of social work. She has lec
 tured at University of Montreal and Â鶹´«Ã½ÍøÕ¾. Her discussion will
  focus on mental health education including trauma-informed care in social
  and healthcare services. She will look at the quality of services offered
  and what organizational solutions can be used to protect employees.\n\nJo
 sianne Lamothe\, MSW\, RSW\, Ph.D.\, is a clinical social worker and a pro
 fessor of social work at a different university. Her research interests ce
 nter around mental health education and especially trauma-informed care in
  social and healthcare services. She is particularly interested in how wor
 kplace well-being and trauma impact the quality of services offered to vul
 nerable clients and what organizational solutions can be used to protect e
 mployees. For example\, her doctoral thesis focused on the experiences of 
 child protection workers exposed to client violence\, and how these trauma
 tic experiences can influence their therapeutic relationship with clients.
  She found that emotional regulation\, supervision\, social support\, and 
 ongoing education on de-escalation techniques and trauma\, all played a ro
 le in either promoting or hindering resilience. Dr. Lamothe is proficient 
 in both qualitative and quantitative methods. She has written or co-writte
 n over 20 articles on the impact of verbal de-escalation training\, trauma
 -informed care\, psychological first aid\, and other types of workplace in
 terventions aimed at protecting employees.  \n\n \n
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