In studio today, we have Naheed Dosani, a family and palliative care physician at William Osler Health System. He's the founder and lead palliative care physician with the PEACH program, Inner City Health Associates, and he's a lecturer in the Department of Family Community Medicine in the Division of Palliative Care at the University of Toronto. Today's episode focuses on his work with the PEACH program, social justice and inequities in death, and innovation in primary care. Additional links and information: PEACH Program: <a href="http://www.icha-toronto.ca/programs/peach">http://www.icha-toronto.ca/programs/peach</a>&nbsp; Good Wishes Program (donation page at Haven Toronto but write 'Good Wishes Program for PEACH' in comments) <a href="https://www.haventoronto.ca/shopandshare">https://www.haventoronto.ca/shopandshare</a>

Producing future family physicians with Dr. Vanessa Rambihar

Small Changes Big Impact explores the challenges, process and impact of change that drives family medicine. Through honest conversations with family doctors, you will hear stories of how they were inspired to make a change and what they learned along the way. Listen, and be inspired by how family doctors and other primary care providers are having an impact and changing our world, one small change at a time. For family physician listeners, remember you can get up to 5 credits by completing a “linking learning to practice” activity. www.cfpc.ca