Allergy Update Conference
November 15, 2025
2025 Black Physicians’ Association of Ontario Women’s Health CPD – Advancing Women’s Health: Equity, Evidence & Practice
November 15, 2025
This program will strengthen participants’ ability to deliver culturally safe, evidence-based care for Black and other racialized women across the reproductive lifespan. Through a series of interactive, case-based sessions, participants will enhance their clinical knowledge and cultural competence in eight key areas: dermatologic care for richly melanated skin; comprehensive menopause management and menopause-related mental health; polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and cardiometabolic health; diagnosis and management of fibroids, endometriosis, and adenomyosis; HIV and sexual health including PrEP and PEP; cervical cancer prevention and screening; culturally safe communication and shared decision-making; and strategies for addressing structural barriers and anti-Black racism in women’s health. Designed for family physicians, gynecologists, nurse practitioners, and other health care professionals, the curriculum supports practice improvement and better health outcomes, equipping participants with actionable strategies to advance equity and patient-centred care.
2025 Black Physicians’ Association of Ontario Women’s Health CPD – Advancing Women’s Health: Equity, Evidence & Practice
November 15, 2025
This program will strengthen participants’ ability to deliver culturally safe, evidence-based care for Black and other racialized women across the reproductive lifespan. Through a series of interactive, case-based sessions, participants will enhance their clinical knowledge and cultural competence in eight key areas: dermatologic care for richly melanated skin; comprehensive menopause management and menopause-related mental health; polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and cardiometabolic health; diagnosis and management of fibroids, endometriosis, and adenomyosis; HIV and sexual health including PrEP and PEP; cervical cancer prevention and screening; culturally safe communication and shared decision-making; and strategies for addressing structural barriers and anti-Black racism in women’s health. Designed for family physicians, gynecologists, nurse practitioners, and other health care professionals, the curriculum supports practice improvement and better health outcomes, equipping participants with actionable strategies to advance equity and patient-centred care.
Applied AI in Medicine: From Coding to Implementation
Oct. 17 - Nov. 16, 2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) offers exciting prospects for future healthcare delivery. Deploying AI can help us improve medical consultations, design personalized treatment plans, and deliver precision medicine. We can implement AI in novel and ethical ways in order to build a healthcare system that works for the 21st century.
Designed as an intensive and interactive survey of AI in health and medical contexts, the Applied AI in Medicine: From Coding to Implementation certificate program will equip you with the necessary tools and knowledge to apply AI in your own field of expertise — whether that is in the hospital, clinic, or laboratory.
With a focus on applied learning through exercises and examples relevant to medicine, you will first learn about the different types of AI architectures, the ethics of AI in medicine, and opportunities for applied AI in medicine. You will then practice programming in Python and gain expertise with this essential language used to code AI applications. Finally, you will become familiar with the unique features of common Python libraries and use them to implement AI applications.
3rd Annual Transplant AI Symposium
November 17-18, 2025
The Transplant AI Symposium is a unique gathering designed to spark discovery, foster collaboration, and build community in the emerging field of artificial intelligence in transplant care. Join us for a front-row seat to the latest innovations: from predictive analytics and synthetic data to ethical AI deployment and real-world implementation. Uncover new insights through a variety of inspiring keynotes, expert talks, and hands-on workshops highlighting advances that can improve patient care. Discover how to apply AI tools in novel ways to improve donor and recipient matching, equitably prioritize organ allocation, and reduce long-term, post-transplant complications.
3rd Annual Transplant AI Symposium 2025
November 17-18, 2025
The Transplant AI Symposium is organized in collaboration with University Health Network and Mayo Clinic. By leveraging complementary expertise and innovative initiatives from both institutions, we aim to foster dialogue and inspire cross-disciplinary partnerships shaping the future of AI in transplant care.
Join us for a front-row seat to the latest innovations: from predictive analytics and synthetic data to ethical AI deployment and real-world implementation. Uncover new insights through a variety of inspiring keynotes, expert talks, and hands-on workshops highlighting advances that can improve patient care. Discover how to apply AI tools in novel ways to improve donor and recipient matching, equitably prioritize organ allocation, and reduce long-term, post-transplant complications.
IDEAS Foundations of Quality Improvement
November 5-19, 2025
The IDEAS Foundations of Quality Improvement provides participants with the knowledge and tools to effectively participate in and contribute to quality improvement projects within or across health care organizations. IDEAS is a comprehensive, evidence based quality improvement training program for Ontario’s health professionals.
Using an evidence based curriculum and instructional design, the IDEAS Foundations of Quality Improvement Program is comprised of a 2.5 hour asynchronous online component and two half-day live webinars.
Multidisciplinary Gynecologic Oncology Annual Lecture Series 2025
November 21, 2025
Join us for a jam-packed day of multidisciplinary learning and collaboration. Learn about new technologies and targeted therapies changing the future of care in gynecologic oncology.
Presentations this year will revolve around “Breaking Boundaries: Innovation in Gynecologic Oncology & Insights into Rare Gynecologic Tumours” Hear updates spanning new treatment strategies and systemic therapy advances in cervical cancer, platinum-resistant ovarian cancer, and endometrial cancer.
The Multidisciplinary Gynecologic Oncology Annual Lecture Series (MyGOALS) was developed in response to the rapidly evolving landscape in gynecologic oncology. Renowned Canadian and international experts will share insights on recent advances in surgical management, systemic therapy, radiation therapy, and survivorship care.
Multidisciplinary Gynecologic Oncology Annual Lecture Series MyGOALS 2025
November 21, 2025
The Multidisciplinary Gynecologic Oncology Annual Lecture Series (MyGOALS) was developed in response to the rapidly evolving landscape in gynecologic oncology. Renowned Canadian and international experts will share insights on recent advances in surgical management, systemic therapy, radiation therapy, and survivorship care.
Program Goals
Expand participants’ knowledge and drive innovation in managing rare gynecologic tumors.
Introduce and examine emerging technologies, including AI applications, novel radiation and surgical techniques in gynecologic oncology.
Facilitate critical discussions on controversies in treatment approaches and evolving standards of care.
Strengthen multidisciplinary collaboration among oncologists, surgeons, radiation specialists, and pathologists.
Encourage evidence-based practice changes by highlighting cutting-edge research and impactful studies.
2025 Topics and Learning Objectives
Rare Tumours
Explore therapeutic approaches for granulosa cell tumors, low-grade serous carcinoma, and gestational trophoblastic neoplasia.
Innovations in Gynecologic Oncology
Uncover how to integrate AI and recent advancements in radiation and surgical techniques to enhance multidisciplinary care and outcomes.
Controversies in Care
Evaluate different viewpoints to inform evidence-based clinical decision-making.
Research and Evidence-Based Practice
Leverage recent, high-impact gynecologic oncology research and multidisciplinary case discussions to optimize individualized patient care.
Professional Development
Enhance interdisciplinary communication, decision-making, and future directions for research and clinical improvement in gynecologic oncology.
Psychopharmacology Conference 2025
November 22, 2025
A full day conference with speakers presenting on the latest research and modalities in psychopharmacology.
Enhance your skills and practice through this exciting lineup of CPD events presented by the University of Toronto, Department of Surgery. View Surgery Events