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Numerous individuals from across Canada (and some from the United States) have participated in varying degrees in the
development of the CAM in UME project. The participant's level of commitment to the project's vision and goals is the
foundation to its success.
As chair of the project, Marja Verhoef (PhD) at the University
of Calgary oversees all aspects of the project's development, including planning, communication, funding, and publications.
Dr. Verhoef is supported by the project manager, Rebecca Brundin-Mather (MASc).
Links with each medical school are maintained through school liaisons. Some of the school liaisons also serve as
links to organizations such as the Association of Facultities of Medicine of Canada (AFMC).
Together, the liaisons form the National Advisory Committee (NAC). The NAC oversees and guides the development of the project.
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University of British Columbia |
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Sunita Vohra, MD |
University of Alberta |
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Marja
Verhoef, PhD |
University of Calgary |
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Michael
Epstein, PhD |
University of Saskatchewan |
| Greg Chernish, MD |
University of Manitoba |
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Ed Lui, PhD |
University of Western Ontario |
| Esther Konigsberg, MD |
McMaster University |
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Andre Tan,MD,FRCSC |
Queens University |
Heather Boon, PhD |
University of Toronto |
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Joel Lanphear,
PhD |
Northern Ontario School of Medicine |
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Richard Nahas, MD |
University of Ottawa |
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Mark Ware, MD |
McGill University |
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Université de Montréal |
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Sylvie Dodin, MD |
Université de Laval |
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Marianne Xhignesse, MD |
Université de Sherbrooke |
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Jana Sawynok, PhD |
Dalhousie University |
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John Crellin, MD; PhD |
Memorial University of Newfoundland |
Content contributors are those individuals who have volunteered to write or review a CAMpod and/or contribute
TLRs to the repository. If you are interested in submitting a TLR please go to the Digitial Resource Repository
submission page here). If you are interested in serving as a CAMpod reviewer
or author of a new CAMpod, please send us an e-mail through our general contact link.
A number of agencies and foundations have supported the project financially. The
Health Human Resources Strategies Division, and the
Natural Health Products Directorate were the largest funders of our activities, particularly between 2002 and 2005. Other
sources of funding include:
Most funding has been used to support personnel and expenses for workshops,
small group meetings, and conferences.
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