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Jessica Gaber

@jessicagaber2

PhD student @MacHPPhD, research coordinator @McMasterFamMed, social worker, avid news-follower (#HamOnt & the world), too many hobbies & side gigs. She/her.
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Joined April 2020
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Jessica Gaber @jessicagaber2
This was an interesting project to do, looking back on two phases of implementing a new technology and our lessons learned in the process!
Information and communication technology (ICT) can support the delivery of integrated and coordinated care. A case study on TAP-App describes lessons learned when using new technology to support integrated care. Check out the Infographic: bit.ly/3kXYUIo @HealthTapestry
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Jessica Gaber @jessicagaber2
So happy to hear about @ielectHamOnt. It's time for a change to better the lives of the entire city, and current council is not doing it. My councillor has held his seat almost as long as I've been alive! (since 1988). #HamOnt quickbitenews.com/article/hamilt…
hamilton.insauga.com 'It's time for change:' Group launches campaign to get new leaders elected in Hamilton | INthehammer Enough is enough and it's time for a change
Jessica Gaber @jessicagaber2
Yesterday I mentioned @McMasterFamMed's Indigenous Teaching Through Art, & now I've read about art's role in upholding colonialism while building what we now call Canada. "...a preview of the whole of settler colonialism, sordid, indelible, irreversible." nytimes.com/interactive/20…
www.nytimes.com The Myth of North America, in One Painting (Published 2020) How Benjamin West remade a bloody battle as a founding romance.
Jessica Gaber @jessicagaber2
I participated in Indigenous Teaching Through Art at @woodlandcc - an intense but meaningful day where we began to more fully understand the trauma of residential school survivors (on site of a residential school), and learn about indigenous ways of knowing through art activities
"The goal was to bring people to a place they could reverse their gaze for a moment. To be silent and to listen. The trip to the former residential school allowed a space to witness and respect each human story," said @LorrieGallant | @MacHealthSci bit.ly/dfm-ITTA
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