Impact
I am a Scientist at The Wilson Centre, and Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto. I completed my PhD in cognitive psychology with a primary interest in categorization and human memory. My research focus over the last fifiteen years has been understanding the integration of basic and clinical sciences in clinical reasoning. I use theories from cognitive psychology to understand the mental processes and structures that underpin expertise across the health professions.
Other Affiliations
- Scientist & Associate Director of Operations/UHN, The Wilson Centre
- Director, The Institute for Education Research (TIER) @ UHN
- Professor, Department of Family and Community Medicine
The Wilson Centre generates high quality and innovative interdisciplinary education science to propel transformations in health professions education.
Nathan Cupido
PhD Graduate Student
Thesis: Intersections between professional identity and expertise in health professionals’ responses to ambiguity, novelty, and complexity
Supervisors: Maria Mylopoulos, Nicole Woods
Tricia Twogood
PhD Graduate Student
Supervisors: Maria Mylopoulos, Nicole Woods