BEGIN:VCALENDAR METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//localhost//NONSGML iCalcreator 2.6// VERSION:2.0 X-WR-CALNAME:Health Sciences X-WR-CALDESC:Health Sciences X-WR-TIMEZONE:Canada/Saskatchewan BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-4948ZP9z2F@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a two-week ce ntrally-facilitated interprofessional education (IPE) event supported by t he USask Health Sciences. Effective teamwork is critical—whether workin g with an individual\, families\, communities\, or across multiple sectors . We are seeing health impacts on a global scale that affect entire popula tions. In this SITE\, participants work with others to address large-scale \, health-focused scenarios reflecting changing climate conditions. Learni ng and practice activities include preparation/pre-work\, team tasks [anal yze community-based scenarios 1 & 2\; create a table that consolidates the team’s analysis]\, team reflection\, and individual reflection. Please note the sessions are scoped at two hours per week\, including all the ac tivities. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to complete the e vent. DTSTART:20260302T090005 SUMMARY:SITE 1.2: It Takes a Team! Collaborative Leadership (IPE\, Week 1\, 2hrs.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/03/site-1.2-it-takes-a-team -collaborative-leadership-week-1.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-4950Wz9N40@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a two-week ce ntrally-facilitated interprofessional education (IPE) event supported by t he USask Health Sciences. Effective teamwork is critical—whether workin g with an individual\, families\, communities\, or across multiple sectors . We are seeing health impacts on a global scale that affect entire popula tions. In this SITE\, participants work with others to address large-scale \, health-focused scenarios reflecting changing climate conditions. Learni ng and practice activities include preparation/pre-work\, team tasks [anal yze community-based scenarios 1 & 2\; create a table that consolidates the team’s analysis]\, team reflection\, and individual reflection. Please note the sessions are scoped at two hours per week\, including all the ac tivities. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to complete the e vent. DTSTART:20260309T090000 SUMMARY:SITE 1.2: It Takes a Team! Collaborative Leadership (IPE\, Week 2\, 2hrs.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/03/site-1.2-it-takes-a-team -collaborative-leadership-week-2.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-4951tkxXns@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a three-week centrally-facilitated interprofessional education (IPE) event supported by the USask Health Sciences. Substance use impacts all of us in one way or another. It can\, and odds are it will\, touch everyone’s personal and professional lives. Due to the dramatic climb in harms and overdose deaths for people across North America\, healthcare professionals must understan d and advocate for harm reduction … that is why this SITE has been creat ed. It brings together two essential pieces for promoting the health and w ell-being of people in our communities – team collaboration and harm red uction principles. Learning and practice activities include: preparation/p re-work\, team tasks [using a clinical case/scenario: generate specific st rategies to create safer spaces for patients\, share community resources\, script two compassionate statements\, highlight opportunities for interpr ofessional collaboration]\, team reflection\, and individual reflection. Please note the sessions are scoped at two hours per week\, including all the activities. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to complete the event. DTSTART:20260309T090006 SUMMARY:SITE 2.3: Trauma-Informed Caring / Harm Reduction (IPE\, Week 1\, 2 hrs.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/03/ipe-site-2.3-trauma-info rmed-care-harm-reduction-term-1-week-1.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-4952WD2Bk3@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a three-week centrally-facilitated interprofessional education (IPE) event supported by the USask Health Sciences. Substance use impacts all of us in one way or another. It can\, and odds are it will\, touch everyone’s personal and professional lives. Due to the dramatic climb in harms and overdose deaths for people across North America\, healthcare professionals must understan d and advocate for harm reduction … that is why this SITE has been creat ed. It brings together two essential pieces for promoting the health and w ell-being of people in our communities – team collaboration and harm red uction principles. Learning and practice activities include: preparation/p re-work\, team tasks [using a clinical case/scenario: generate specific st rategies to create safer spaces for patients\, share community resources\, script two compassionate statements\, highlight opportunities for interpr ofessional collaboration]\, team reflection\, and individual reflection. Please note the sessions are scoped at two hours per week\, including all the activities. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to complete the event. DTSTART:20260316T090002 SUMMARY:SITE 2.3: Trauma-Informed Caring / Harm Reduction (IPE\, Week 2\, 2 hrs.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/03/ipe-site-2.3-trauma-info rmed-care-harm-reduction-term-1-week-2.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-49535O8zxS@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a centrally f acilitated interprofessional education (IPE) event supported by the USask Health Sciences. What do individuals and their close ones’ experience when they reach out for healthcare\? In this interprofessional event\, par ticipants learn first-hand from guests who share their perspectives on the ir healthcare experiences. Participants join this remote session to gain p erspectives on healthcare as experienced by patients and or their families \, work with interprofessional teams\, and practice interprofessional dura ble skills. Learning and practice activities include preparation/pre-work\ , team tasks [based on a person’s healthcare experience\; includes creat ing timeline of events/interactions\, concept maps of care\, identify heal thcare providers involved\, generating a follow up question for the guest presenter]\, team reflection\, individual reflection. DTSTART:20260323T090001 SUMMARY:Real People\, Real Experiences 6 (IPE 1.5 hrs.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/03/ipe-rpre-6-90-min.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-4954tavVte@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a three-week centrally-facilitated interprofessional education (IPE) event supported by the USask Health Sciences. Substance use impacts all of us in one way or another. It can\, and odds are it will\, touch everyone’s personal and professional lives. Due to the dramatic climb in harms and overdose deaths for people across North America\, healthcare professionals must understan d and advocate for harm reduction … that is why this SITE has been creat ed. It brings together two essential pieces for promoting the health and w ell-being of people in our communities – team collaboration and harm red uction principles. Learning and practice activities include: preparation/p re-work\, team tasks [using a clinical case/scenario: generate specific st rategies to create safer spaces for patients\, share community resources\, script two compassionate statements\, highlight opportunities for interpr ofessional collaboration]\, team reflection\, and individual reflection. Please note the sessions are scoped at two hours per week\, including all the activities. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to complete the event. DTSTART:20260323T090004 SUMMARY:SITE 2.3: Trauma-Informed Caring / Harm Reduction (IPE\, Week 3\, 2 hrs.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/03/ipe-site-2.3-trauma-info rmed-care-harm-reduction-term-1-week-3.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-495550KIUU@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a centrally-f acilitated event supported by the USask Health Sciences that can be offere d intra- or inter-professionally and has flexible start and end dates. In Equity\, Diversity\, Inclusion (EDI)1\, participants uncover the reason why” EDI has been and will continue to evolve by exploring historical real-world examples and the relevance of EDI in various contexts. The modu le builds a foundational understanding of EDI principles\, attitudes\, ski lls\, and knowledge. Engaging in independent learning\, interactive activi ties\, and team discussions\, completion requires reflection\, critical th inking\, and collaboration. The influence of systems and structures on ind ividuals will be examined\, particularly in healthcare. There is an opport unity to gain a greater understanding of personal attitudes and biases\, d evelop skills for inclusive communication and collaboration\, and become e quipped with practical strategies to foster equity\, diversity\, and inclu sivity in personal and professional environments. Learning and practice ac tivities include preparation/pre-work [reading and watching]\, team tasks [team roles\, discussions\, Padlet boards]\, team reflection\, individual reflection. Please note the entire module is scoped at 10 hours\, includi ng all the activities. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to c omplete the event. DTSTART:20260504T080001 SUMMARY:EDI 1 – Be What the World Needs—Start Today (CTM\, 10 hrs.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/05/ctm-edi-1-be-what-the-wo rld-needs-start-today-ctm-10-hrs.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-4956CkTIW2@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a centrally-f acilitated event supported by the USask Health Sciences that can be offere d intra- or inter-professionally and has flexible start and end dates. In this module\, participants work in small teams to practice skills\, demon strate professionalism\, regulate emotions\, and engage in reflection. Par ticipants will learn more about the differences and similarities among hea lth professions as they explore concepts related to professionalism. Learn ing and practice activities include preparation/pre-work [reading and watc hing]\, team tasks [discussions\, Mentimeter\, Padlet boards]\, team refle ction\, individual reflection. Please note the entire module is scoped at 10 hours\, including all the activities. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to complete the event. DTSTART:20260504T080002 SUMMARY:Professionalism 1 – Being the Professional You’d Like to Work W ith (CTM\, 10 hrs.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/05/ctm-professionalism-1-be ing-the-professional-youd-like-to-work-with-ctm-10-hrs.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-4957Vk2vuA@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a centrally-f acilitated event supported by the USask Health Sciences that can be offere d intra- or inter-professionally and has flexible start and end dates. In this introductory health professional communication module participants w ill have the opportunity to develop and practice communication skills in a small team setting. Through exercises in emotional regulation and self-re flection\, participants will learn that effective communication is a learn ed skill that is improved through repeated practice and feedback. The modu le will provide participants with a foundation of professional communicati on skills that are essential to one's role as a health professional and th at participants can begin implementing immediately. By the end of this mod ule\, participants will be better equipped to communicate effectively in o ne's personal and professional environment. Learning and practice activiti es include preparation/pre-work [reading and watching]\, team tasks [team roles\, client/patient centered resource\, role play\, discussions\, Menti meter\, Padlet boards]\, team reflection\, individual reflection. Please note the entire module is scoped at 10 hours\, including all the activitie s. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to complete the event. DTSTART:20260504T080003 SUMMARY:Communication 1 – Skills for Always That Start Today (CTM\, 10 hr s.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/05/ctm-communication-1-skil ls-for-always-that-start-today-ctm-10-hrs.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-4958hASXOP@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a centrally-f acilitated event supported by the USask Health Sciences that can be offere d intra- or inter-professionally and has flexible start and end dates. In this module participants work in small teams to appreciate the difference between personal and professional values\, while reflecting on one’s et hical behaviour\, and how it relates to their profession. Together with a team\, participants apply decision-making skills and are introduced to sev eral ethical challenges and dilemmas. By completing the module\, participa nts will understand ethical principles and the importance of professional Codes of Ethics. Learning and practice activities include preparation/pre- work [reading and watching]\, team tasks [discussions\, ethical decision-m aking resources\, Padlet boards\, St. Paul’s IDEA workbook]\, team refle ction\, individual reflection. Please note the entire module is scoped at 10 hours\, including all the activities. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to complete the event. DTSTART:20260504T080007 SUMMARY:Ethics 1 – Building an Ethical Foundation (CTM\, 10 hrs.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/05/ctm-ethics-1-building-an -ethical-foundation-ctm-10-hrs.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-4959PdpVnW@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a centrally-f acilitated event supported by the USask Health Sciences that can be offere d intra- or inter-professionally and has flexible start and end dates. In Equity\, Diversity\, Inclusion (EDI)1\, participants uncover the reason why” EDI has been and will continue to evolve by exploring historical real-world examples and the relevance of EDI in various contexts. The modu le builds a foundational understanding of EDI principles\, attitudes\, ski lls\, and knowledge. Engaging in independent learning\, interactive activi ties\, and team discussions\, completion requires reflection\, critical th inking\, and collaboration. The influence of systems and structures on ind ividuals will be examined\, particularly in healthcare. There is an opport unity to gain a greater understanding of personal attitudes and biases\, d evelop skills for inclusive communication and collaboration\, and become e quipped with practical strategies to foster equity\, diversity\, and inclu sivity in personal and professional environments. Learning and practice ac tivities include preparation/pre-work [reading and watching]\, team tasks [team roles\, discussions\, Padlet boards]\, team reflection\, individual reflection. Please note the entire module is scoped at 10 hours\, includi ng all the activities. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to c omplete the event. DTSTART:20260702T080001 SUMMARY:EDI 1 – Be What the World Needs—Start Today (CTM\, 10 hrs.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/07/ctm-edi-1-be-what-the-wo rld-needs-start-today-ctm-10-hrs.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-4960KsFHGh@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a centrally-f acilitated event supported by the USask Health Sciences that can be offere d intra- or inter-professionally and has flexible start and end dates. In this module\, participants work in small teams to practice skills\, demon strate professionalism\, regulate emotions\, and engage in reflection. Par ticipants will learn more about the differences and similarities among hea lth professions as they explore concepts related to professionalism. Learn ing and practice activities include preparation/pre-work [reading and watc hing]\, team tasks [discussions\, Mentimeter\, Padlet boards]\, team refle ction\, individual reflection. Please note the entire module is scoped at 10 hours\, including all the activities. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to complete the event. DTSTART:20260702T080003 SUMMARY:Professionalism 1 – Being the Professional You’d Like to Work W ith (CTM\, 10 hrs.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/07/ctm-professionalism-1-be ing-the-professional-youd-like-to-work-with-ctm-10-hrs.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-4961ELXLv2@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a centrally-f acilitated event supported by the USask Health Sciences that can be offere d intra- or inter-professionally and has flexible start and end dates. In this module participants work in small teams to appreciate the difference between personal and professional values\, while reflecting on one’s et hical behaviour\, and how it relates to their profession. Together with a team\, participants apply decision-making skills and are introduced to sev eral ethical challenges and dilemmas. By completing the module\, participa nts will understand ethical principles and the importance of professional Codes of Ethics. Learning and practice activities include preparation/pre- work [reading and watching]\, team tasks [discussions\, ethical decision-m aking resources\, Padlet boards\, St. Paul’s IDEA workbook]\, team refle ction\, individual reflection. Please note the entire module is scoped at 10 hours\, including all the activities. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to complete the event. DTSTART:20260702T080009 SUMMARY:Ethics 1 – Building an Ethical Foundation (CTM\, 10 hrs.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/07/ctm-ethics-1-building-an -ethical-foundation-ctm-10-hrs.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260511T121506CST-4962a96u4v@localhost DTSTAMP:20260511T181506Z DESCRIPTION:USask Health Sciences event calendar \n\n This is a centrally-f acilitated event supported by the USask Health Sciences that can be offere d intra- or inter-professionally and has flexible start and end dates. In this introductory health professional communication module participants w ill have the opportunity to develop and practice communication skills in a small team setting. Through exercises in emotional regulation and self-re flection\, participants will learn that effective communication is a learn ed skill that is improved through repeated practice and feedback. The modu le will provide participants with a foundation of professional communicati on skills that are essential to one's role as a health professional and th at participants can begin implementing immediately. By the end of this mod ule\, participants will be better equipped to communicate effectively in o ne's personal and professional environment. Learning and practice activiti es include preparation/pre-work [reading and watching]\, team tasks [team roles\, client/patient centered resource\, role play\, discussions\, Menti meter\, Padlet boards]\, team reflection\, individual reflection. Please note the entire module is scoped at 10 hours\, including all the activitie s. Participants will negotiate team meeting times to complete the event. DTSTART:20260702T080009 SUMMARY:Communication 1 – Skills for Always That Start Today (CTM\, 10 hr s.) URL:https://healthsciences.usask.ca/events/2026/07/ctm-communication-1-skil ls-for-always-that-start-today-ctm-10-hrs.php END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR