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Events calendar

Doctors Nova Scotia is pleased to share information on upcoming local, national and international events.

Inclusion on the events calendar does not necessarily mean Doctors Nova Scotia endorses these events nor their content.

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October 2026

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Leading Through Digital Transformation Mon, 10/05/2026 - 17:00
 
 
 
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Expected Death at Home Thu, 10/29/2026 - 13:00
 
 
Public Panel Discussion Thu, 10/29/2026 - 19:00
 
Information Session
A 5-part webinar series that explores models of hospital-based overdose prevention / supervised consumption services in Canada.
Professional Development
The DCD Toolkit for Primary Care Providers has Launched!
Information Session
Part of the Palliative Approach to Care ECHO® Webinar Series from the Nova Scotia Health Palliative Care Network which aims to build foundational knowledge of the palliative approach to care among healthcare professionals across specialties and care settings.
Information Session
Each year, to coincide with the Department of Psychiatry Research Day, the department hosts a public discussion on an important topic for researchers and the local community.
Professional Development
Hosted by the Atlantic Mentorship Network–Nova Scotia
Social Event
Nimbus publishing is pleased to announce the release of Drawing Blood: a Paramedic Memoir by Andrew Bethune. This compelling and lyrically written memoir takes readers inside the gruelling day-to-day of life of a Nova Scotian paramedic—it is available wherever books are sold, including online at nimbus.ca or amazon.ca.
Professional Development
This free 8-week course is for internationally trained physicians and pharmacists who want to improve their communication skills for the Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCE).

Classes are online; course content and assignments are all online. This course requires approximately 8–10 hours of work per week.

Nov 9 – Jan 15 Mondays and Wednesdays from 5 – 6:30 p.m.
Conference
The Power of Music in Care, featuring Joel Plaskett, Canadian singer/songwriter.

Contacts

Melissa Murray
Communications officer
902-452-9585
1-800-563-3427