Education Year in Review
2024-25 Year in Review
Message from Beverly Bulmer, Vice-President of Education
Educating for tomorrow
At Unity Health Toronto our ultimate goal is to provide the best care experiences together. We continue to be system leaders in creating environments conducive to teaching and learning and continue to support Unity-wide education priorities. Our work over this past year has focused on elevating the implementation of Epic across the organization, and developing our new Education Strategic Plan.
Translational simulation has played a key role in improving and streamlining workflow processes to optimize the implementation of Epic, and enables continuous quality improvement across Unity Health. Our new Education Strategic Plan is not about doing everything – it is about doing the right things, really well. Our strategic initiatives are targeted, data and equity-informed and designed to spread impact where it matters most.
This year’s Education Year in Review highlights the work of our teams to create collaborative and welcoming teaching and learning environments that support our staff, physicians, learners and patients. Together we are making education as innovate and compassionate as the care we deliver.
Our stories
Message from Beverly Bulmer, Vice-President of Education
Reimagining teaching and learning.
At Unity Health Toronto our ultimate goal is to provide the best care experiences created together. To achieve this goal we need learning environments where learners, staff, physicians, patients and residents feel valued and respected as part of a high functioning team. In addition, they are empowered to share their knowledge and perspectives.
Through evidence based, collaborative education that is responsive to system needs, we are preparing our staff and physicians to not only perform as they were taught, but to take action and innovate when faced with new challenges. We are educating our current and future healthcare professionals to interact with new technologies and ever changing environments, while prioritizing compassionate and reflexive human connections.
This year’s Education Year in Review highlights the work of our teams to create collaborative and welcoming learning environments that support our staff, physicians and learners to deliver compassionate and innovative care to the communities we serve.
Our Stories
- Second year medical student at Unity Health Toronto to study narrative medicine after being selected for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship
- ‘Rich history’: How an archivist is preserving the past at Unity Health Toronto
- Using the same skills as Critical Care teams to reduced stress and improve communication
- Code Orange: Two hours in a Level 1 trauma centre
- New fellowship supports rehabilitation professionals at Providence Healthcare to conduct research projects
- Amplifying community voices through art at St. Michael’s Hospital
- How Unity Health Toronto’s Simulation Program is addressing inclusivity in CPR training
- Unity Health Toronto’s information specialists shed light on reliable research to help medical teams deliver the best patient care
At Unity Health Toronto our ultimate goal is to create the best care experiences together. To achieve this goal we need learning environments where learners, staff, physicians and patients feel valued and empowered to challenge the status quo and share their knowledge and perspectives.
This year’s Education Annual Report highlights the work of our teams to create collaborative and safe learning environments that support our staff, physicians and learners to deliver compassionate and innovative care to the communities we serve.
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Last updated May 30, 2025