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Trillium Martin Bass Lecture History

Year and Location	Speaker	Presentation Title
1995, University of Western Ontario	Reg Perkin	Family Medicine Research: Infrastructure, Today and Tomorrow
1996, University of Toronto	John Frank	Research Methodologies for Primary Care in the 21st Century
1997, McMaster University	Brian Haynes	Evidence-based medicine, then and now (and soon)
1998, University of Western Ontario	Brian Hutchinson	Musings on 'Policy-Relevant' Research: Politics, Perils and Partnerships
1999, University of Toronto	Ian McWhinney	Clinical descriptive research: It's important, simple, cheap and enjoyable. Why are we not doing it?
2000, McMaster University	Dave Davis	The Failure of Clinical Practice Guidelines: Implications for Research
2001, University of Western Ontario	Walter Rosser	Are We Moving Away From 'Learned Helplessness'?
2002, University of Toronto	Carol Herbert
2003, McMaster University	Jean Marmoreo	Making Changes-How Women Make Decisions and How We Help: The View from the Trenches
2004, University of Western Ontario	June Carroll	Real-world Genetics: Research Opportunities for Family Medicine in the Genomic Era
2005, University of Toronto	Michael Rachlis	Ontario's primary health care reforms: Challenges and Opportunities
2006, McMaster University	Richard Glazier	Is There a Place for Place in Family Medicine Research?
2007, University of Western Ontario	Ann Macaulay	Participatory Research: Theory, Practice and Ethics
2008, University of Toronto	Joshua Tepper	Challenges & Opportunities: The Evolving Future of Primary Care in Ontario
2009, McMaster University	Geoff Norman	The Role of Experience in Clinical Expertise

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