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Brett Schrewe

Educating for optimal health outcomes: training physicians to be system-level advocates

Schrewe B, Moore Hepburn C. Educating for optimal health outcomes: training physicians to be system-level advocates. Canadian Medical Education Journal. 2025;16(3):77-81.

Posted in Health Advocacy, Most Recent Publications | Tagged with Brett Schrewe

Simple act, complex effects: how ascribing identities leads to structural violence in health care

Lorello GR, Shillcutt SK, Schrewe B. Simple act, complex effects: how ascribing identities leads to structural violence in health care. Canadian Journal of Anesthesia/Journal canadien d’anesthésie. 2025 May;72(5):694-697.

Posted in Health Inequities / Social Determinants of Health | Tagged with Brett Schrewe

Unmasking imposter syndrome: individual responsibility or repercussions of systemic oppression?

Lorello GR, Schrewe B. Unmasking imposter syndrome: individual responsibility or repercussions of systemic oppression?. British Journal of Anaesthesia. 2023 Dec 6.

Posted in Professional Identity | Tagged with Brett Schrewe, Gianni Lorello

Academic Productivity of Equity-Deserving Physician Scholars During COVID-19: A Scoping Review

Soklaridis S, Black G, LeBlanc C, MacKinnon KR, Holroyd-Leduc J, Clement F, Schrewe B, Ross HJ, Calleja S, Stergiopoulos V, Taylor VH. Academic Productivity of Equity-Deserving Physician Scholars During COVID-19: A Scoping Review. Academic Medicine. 2022 Dec 22;98(1):123-135.

Posted in Reflections on Scholarship | Tagged with Brett Schrewe

Re-thinking “I”dentity in medical education: genealogy and the possibilities of being and becoming

Schrewe B, Martimianakis MA. Re-thinking “I” dentity in medical education: genealogy and the possibilities of being and becoming. Advances in Health Sciences Education. 2022 Feb 5:1-15.

Posted in Professional Identity, Research Methods | Tagged with Brett Schrewe

Contextual Competence: How residents develop competent performance in new settings

Teunissen PW, Watling CJ, Schrewe B, Asgarova S, Ellaway R, Myers K, Topps M, Bates J. Contextual Competence: How residents develop competent performance in new settings. Medical Education. 2021 Sep;55(9):1100-1109.

Posted in Workplace Based Learning | Tagged with Brett Schrewe, Joanna Bates, Sevinj Asgarova

Who Matters?

Schrewe B. Who matters? Paediatrics & Child Health. 2020 Nov;25(7):403-405.

Posted in Professional Values, Choices and Identity | Tagged with Brett Schrewe

On metabolism: ensuring our health care system remains ready-to-hand

Schrewe B. On metabolism: Ensuring our health care system remains “ready-to-hand”. Authorea Preprints. 2020 Aug 17.

Posted in Curriculum Issues | Tagged with Brett Schrewe

Growth curves: The experiences of Canadian paediatricians in their first 5 years of independent practice

Schrewe B, Patel R, Rowan-Legg A. Growth curves: The experiences of Canadian paediatricians in their first 5 years of independent practice. Paediatrics & Child Health. 2020 Jun 10;25(4):235-240.

Posted in Professional as Learner (CPD) | Tagged with Brett Schrewe

The Line

Schrewe B. The line. CMAJ. 2019 Nov 4;191(44):E1223-1224.

Posted in Professional Identity, Professional Values, Choices and Identity, Provider Health and Wellness | Tagged with Brett Schrewe

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