In this episode of "Pemba On Demand," host Norman A. Chapin discusses the profound effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on medical education with Dr. James Calvin, a physician executive and professor at Western University. Titled "Rethinking Residency: Innovations in Medical Education Post-COVID" the episode explores the challenges faced by residency programs, including heightened anxiety, changes in teaching methods, and the overall impact on residents' education and well-being. Dr. Calvin highlights wellness initiatives, feedback mechanisms, and the importance of adaptability in medical training. The episode underscores the need for continuous improvement and collaboration in medical education during crises.

• Impact of COVID-19 on medical education and residency programs in Canada.
• Challenges faced by residents during the pandemic, including anxiety and changes in teaching methods.
• Implementation of wellness initiatives to support residents' mental health.
• Feedback mechanisms and changes in training based on resident experiences during the pandemic.
• Long-term adaptations in medical education, including virtual learning and new teaching methods.
• Future considerations for residency training and the importance of stakeholder collaboration.
• Organizational responses to the pandemic, including public health integration and wellness leadership.
• Reflections on public health responses and preparedness for future pandemics.
• Career development and the value of pursuing an MBA for healthcare leadership.
• Balancing financial and quality outcomes in healthcare management.

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