Education: Foster development of educational programs at all levels
Research: Provide forum for developing/implementing strategic research direction
Clinical Service: Contribute to the definition, development and delivery mechanisms of new and innovative clinical service models, particularly those that are community based
The Developmental Disabilities Program (DDP) is one of the programs in the Department of Psychiatry at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at Western University.
We strive to create, improve, and facilitate clinical education specific to Developmental Disabilities (Autism and Intellectual Disabilities) for medical students, clerks, residents, and practising physicians. We also endeavor to produce and facilitate scholarly research in this field through our own projects and grant competitions.
Please visit our areas of focus in the tabs above.
If you have any questions about our learning activities or grant competitions in the meantime, please email sarah.oflanagan@lhsc.on.ca
The mission of the Developmental Disabilities Program is to be a leader in the development of expertise and knowledge translation in developmental disabilities through clinical and community professional education, and the facilitation of scholarly research.
Developmental Disabilities
Schulich Medicine & Dentistry,
Western University
London, Ontario
Mental Health Care Building
Parkwood Institute
Rm. F4-430
t. 519.646.6100 x47694
