Dr. Robert Martin 1926-2014
Dr. Martin was the first head of Clinical Health Psychology, serving in that role for over 20 years. He was a visionary for the role of psychologists in medical schools and teaching hospitals. After he formally retired in 1997, and until his death in 2014, he held the rank of Senior Scholar, was a mentor to colleagues and subsequent department heads, and served as confidential advisor to the department’s residents. In 2013, he received the Canadian Psychological Association’s Gold Medal for Lifetime Contribution to Canadian psychology.
2018
Building a Healthier Health System
Mr. Andre Picard
Health Columnist, Globe and Mail
2017
Primary care and clinical health psychology collaboration: the importance of being earnest
Dr. Marie-Hélène Chomienne
Department of Family Medicine
University of Ottawa
2016
Is the Canadian health care system sustainable? The imperative for behavior change and the role for psychology
Dr. John Service, Former Executive Director
Canadian Psychological Association