Continuing the conversation surrounding education and its constant evolution -- we have Dr. Keshavjee, director of the Master of Health Informatics program at the University of Toronto.

We believe that these conversations are extremely valuable to have, in order to understand how the individuals leading our education system today envision the future. How do they plan to grow and suit the ever-changing needs of students, what do legacy institutions need to do to stand the test of time, are universities forever?

Also if you're considering pursuing Health Informatics this is the conversation for you!

We had a ton of fun recording this conversation and we chatted about a bunch of different things, check out the timestamps below :)

TIMESTAMPS
1:00 – our education system, the good the bad and the ugly
8:27 – how to encourage diversity of thought
11:39 – maximizing student’s strengths
15:44 – importance of learning to colour outside of the lines
21:16 – to get an MBA, or not to get an MBA..?
27:00 – knowledge translation in healthcare
35:00 – what has made karim successful
44:15 – rapid fire questions: work-life balance, mentorship, etc