The Michener Institute's School of Continuing Education 2021/2022 Brochure

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WELCOME TO THE SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION A word from our Executive Director, on behalf of the Senior Management Team at the School of Continuing Education

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elcome to the School of Continuing Education at Michener/UHN. We are excited to, once again, share with you a diversity of online, hybrid and classroom-based programs from Canada’s only School within a health care network spanning community, primary, hospital, rehabilitation and long-term care.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a ripple effect around the world, across sectors, and certainly in our practice as teachers and administrators. The health professions education and post-secondary education communities have been challenged to accommodate various requirements of physical distancing in adherence to public health and government guidelines. This has included the very daunting task to transitioning a myriad of programs to virtual platforms, and thinking through innovative approaches to facilitate and administer programs where live simulation is critical.

Maria Tassone, MSc, BScPT

Many of our courses and programs in the School of Continuing Education (SCE) have been available online for several years, and this has been our primary mode of delivery. We have, however, needed to think nimbly about how we could continue to bring to our learners essential offerings like life support programs (e.g. ACLS and PALS), or how workshop-based elements in hybrid programming (e.g. Diabetes Educator and Critical Care Nursing) could be virtualized. The program staff and our faculty have worked many hours to help us achieve what seemed both intimidating and impossible at a time when our resources were stretched, and our wellness and resilience were tested by the pandemic.

Our SCE family at the UHN hospitals also saw many successes as they navigated the challenges of virtualization. For example, highly social programming like Collaborative Change Leadership was brought online with great success and accolades. Our Conference Services team reimagined their entire model and converted several large, in-person events into online conferences sometimes scaled in the hundreds. This included advising our own internal team to bring the carefully crafted Convergence2021 online. Our International Centre for Education reimagined their Personalized Learning Program to a series of virtual mentorship offerings. During all of this, we welcomed our newest SCE unit member the de Souza Institute, focused on oncology and palliative care, and leveraged their incredible skills in digital education technologies and online learning to advance many new areas of work.

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The innovation did not stop there. In the last year, the SCE has been a key partner to hospitals, the Ministry of Health and Ontario Health in their response to the pandemic. Michener, in collaboration with clinical, hospital, long-term care, universities and college partners stood up an education resource in ten days, in anticipation of large-scale pandemic-related redeployments.

A year later, this COVIDCareLearning.ca resource hub now has over 14,500 users, and content supporting care providers in hospitals, long-term care, pediatrics, and those supporting vaccination efforts. We aided Ontario Health in building lab capacity through developing a science graduate onboarding program for Ontario and Public Health Ontario Labs. Michener is also a key partner in supporting the rollout of a large project training Resident Support Aides for deployment into long-term care homes. Finally, our Critical Care Nursing program has now been delivered at six GTA hospitals as they build their critical care capacity – a remarkable achievement given the program launched just two years ago with an internal mandate.

Needless to say, it has been a busy year. What we’ve learned as a teaching community is that regardless of the circumstance, our continuing education team at Michener/UHN thrive. We relentlessly support and care for students, each other, our wellbeing and resilience, and the systems of care around us. We have learned that the power of collaboration without borders allows us to achieve incredible feats with significant, long-lasting impacts to the health and long-term care communities. The SCE at Michener/UHN has entered a new chapter as we engage our learners and partners with a renewed sense of why we all do what we do, while realizing the true power of Michener’s integration with Canada’s pre-eminent hospital network as we navigate toward a post-pandemic world.

I end this note with a heartfelt expression of tremendous gratitude on behalf of our senior leadership and program staff. Thank you all for putting your faith in us at Michener/UHN as you advance your professional development journeys. We wish you the best of luck as we enter a new academic year, and health and safety as we continue to navigate the global pandemic together.

Warmly,

Maria Tassone, MSc, BScPT

Executive Director, School of Continuing Education The Michener Institute of Education at UHN

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CONTENTS What’s New in 2021/2022

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Course Formats

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PROGRAMS AT THE ST. PATRICK CAMPUS

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Certificate Programs

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Artificial Intelligence Clinical Management Leadership in Health Care Clinical Research Imaging Informatics Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring Quality Management Cannabis Educator Acute and Critical Care Nursing

Diabetes Education • Diabetes Educator • Specialty Courses

Primary and Critical Care Education • Basic and Advanced Life Support • Primary Care Speciality Courses

Courses and Workshops • Medical Laboratory Sciences • Medical Laboratory Technologists and Medical Laboratory Assistant Exam Preparation • Radiation Science and Imaging • Special Interest Courses

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Chiropody 18 Infection Control and Epidemiology 18 Clinical Educator 19 The Road to Artificial Intelligence in Health Care 19 Cannabis Webinar Series 20 Plain Language 20

Bridging Programs • Medical Laboratory Science • Radiological Technology • Ultrasound Scanning Evaluation

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Temerty Advanced Surgical Education and Simulation Centre

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Convergence: Health Care Education Conference

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Cancer and Palliative Care (de Souza Institute)

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Treatment and Delivery of Evidence Based Care Therapeutic and Supportive Relationships Developing Professional Practice and Leadership Patient Teaching and Coaching Additional Courses

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The School of Continuing Education at the UHN Hospital Campuses

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UHN International Centre for Education™ (ICE) Building a Culture of Belonging in Health Professions Education Workshops Centre for Interprofessional Education (IPE) Conference Services The BMO Education & Conference Centre

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Program Customization Program Development and Hosting Services International Partnerships Continuing Education and Professional Development Accreditation

CovidCareLearning.ca How to Apply

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WHAT’S NEW IN 2021/2022 Introducing our newest Continuing Education course offerings: COURSES Adult Physical Assessment (virtual delivery) Human Genetics Mental Health First Aid – Standard (virtual delivery) Molecular Genetics Pediatric Physical Assessment (virtual delivery) Quality and Compliance in Clinical Research Clinical Pharmacology of Antifungal Agents Situational Awareness and Verbal De-Escalation (virtual delivery) UCDF110 Understanding Coronaviruses & Diagnostics: A Foundation for Clinical Laboratories

APA100 HGCE110 MHFA120 MGCE110 PC723 QCCR110 CH807 SAWA100

CUSTOMIZED PROGRAMMING CCNU110 Acute Care Nursing Certificate CCNU120 Critical Care Nursing Certificate MELA & CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS LANG101 MELA Online (English Language Assessment) Artificial Intelligence Certificate Program Surgical Education Institute

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he SCE works with educational designers and subject matter experts to create accessible course content that leverages different learning methods. You can register for a series of certificates and courses offered online, in-person and, in some cases, with flexible timelines.

FACILITATED COURSES ONLINE Facilitated courses start at specific times throughout the year and usually run for about 12 weeks, or one semester. Online facilitators help you learn throughout the course from week to week, and include various assessment components to help solidify your learning. This includes many specialty courses, certificate courses and webinars.

SELF-STUDY COURSES ONLINE Self-Study courses are open for registration any time throughout the year.

Complete a course at your own pace and within one year of registration. This flexible option gives you control over how long you spend learning online, and tutors are available virtually to answer your questions and guide you through the course. At Michener, most self-study options are online.

VIRTUAL COURSES ONLINE Virtual workshops allow for synchronous learning where participants can interact with each other and facilitators in real-time.

CLASSROOM-BASED COURSES Some courses are offered exclusively in a classroom or require hands-on, simulated practice to ensure you acquire both the knowledge and skills you need to be successful. The SCE runs many workshops, such as Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support, and in topics including conflict resolution and cultural humility.

HYBRID COURSES Hybrid courses are designed to deliver content online, and have in-person, classroom components to reinforce learning. Classroom-based instruction paired with online learning also has the added benefit of meeting your peers and instructors face-to-face.

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CERTIFICATE PROGAMS O

ur Continuing Education certificate programs span many different areas in health care that will give you an edge in furthering your career.

Our certificate programs are available online and facilitated by instructors with years of experience practicing in their respective fields, bringing you education that is relevant and applicable.

These programs offer facilitated online learning that meet the needs of your busy schedule as an adult learner and allow you to build relationships with other professionals across Ontario, Canada and the world. Many of the courses can be taken individually or combined to meet the requirements for completion of a certificate program.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE The Artificial Intelligence (AI) certificate program will introduce students to the discipline of AI and how it is applied in the health care environment. Students will acquire data science and analytic skills, learn how to implement AI solutions and participate in creating an AI solution. The online delivery provides a pathway alternative that concludes with an AI project and/or solution. There are four courses to be completed in this program.

Courses include: AINT111 AINT120 AINT130 AINT131 AINT140

AI Fundamentals AI and Data Science AI and Developing in Health Care Environment (path 1) or Managing AI Implementations (path 2) AI Project

CLINICAL MANAGEMENT Clinical Management offers learners the opportunity to build skills essential to working as a functional manager in a health care setting. Facilitated discussions, wiki posts, interprofessional activities and collaborative, synchronous meetings are a few ways to learn with and from your colleagues and instructors. There are five online 6 MICHENER.CA/CE

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courses in this program. Choose any four of the below courses to meet the program requirements.

Courses include: CMC110 CMC120 CMC130 CMC140 CMC150

Leading and Managing People Strategic and Operational Planning and Review Managing Quality and Patient Safety in Healthcare Managing Finances Project Management “The Clinical Management Certificate program has given me some tools and templates that will provide me confidence in my new role.”

- Clinical Management student 2020

LEADERSHIP IN HEALTH CARE These courses are targeted to individuals who are ready to explore leadership fundamentals and organizational effectiveness in health care, and who are ready to challenge themselves and build their capacity for leading people, processes and change. Students can learn from the experiences of their instructors and peers through a variety of teaching approaches. Achieving a certificate requires completion of all four facilitated online courses below.

Courses include: FSQM110 ETHL110 OEHL110 ADHL110

Fundamentals of Leadership Effectiveness* Ethical Leadership in Health Care Organizational Effectiveness for Health Care Leaders Advanced Practices for Leadership in Health Care

* Also a core course for the Management Certificate - a great opportunity for dual certification.

This course qualifies for 1 credit under the “Developing Professional Practice and Leadership” domain of a de Souza Designation. For more information, please visit www.desouzainstitute.com/ designations. To claim your credit, contact the de Souza Institute.

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CLINICAL RESEARCH Clinical Research professionals assist in the design, preparation, planning, implementation and monitoring of clinical trials to ensure they adhere to regulations, good clinical practices and ethical standards. Case studies, discussion posts, video blogs and group activities provide the platform for a learning community where students can learn from one another. Clinical research is an expanding field with many opportunities for trained professionals. This certificate consists of four required courses and one elective.

Required Courses: CRCR130 ETCR120 CRCR240 QCCR110

Principles of Clinical Research I Ethical Issues in Clinical Research Principles of Clinical Research II Quality and Compliance in Clinical Research

Elective Courses: MCCR140 Monitoring Clinical Trials NEW ENHANCED CONTENT RMCR110 Research Methodology and Biostatistics

IMAGING INFORMATICS The digital age is here, and changing technologies are fueling a growing demand for qualified Imaging Informatics health care professionals. In this certificate program, you will learn from experienced and practicing imaging informatics professionals about designing networks, managing databases, and acquiring and integrating technologies. The four facilitated online courses are followed by a fourweek placement.

Courses include: GEII110 NTII120 PLII130 ENII140 CLII150

Work and Information Flow Networks and Infrastructure Planning the Transition Sustaining the Environment Clinical Practicum

“I was already interested in informatics since I worked in radiology, so taking the program made sense. The 4 courses were online and my practicum gave me solid connections for a job.”

- Imaging Informatics student 2020

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INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL MONITORING The Michener Institute and the Canadian Association of Neurophysiological Monitoring (CANM) have partnered to offer a certificate program towards professional accreditation in intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring - a first of its kind in Canada. This work is expanding quickly in operating rooms globally and is vital for protecting patients during high-risk surgery.

The six required courses include: IONM110 Clinical Sciences for Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring IONM120 Basic Principles of Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring IONM130 Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring Modalities I IONM140 Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring Modalities II IONM150 Considerations for Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring IONM160 Advanced Topics in Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring

“Questions were always answered promptly and allowed me to better understand the material. The tutor has been extremely helpful.”

- Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring student 2019

QUALITY MANAGEMENT Do you have an interest in quality and compliance with regulations set by the International Standards Organization (ISO)? The five required courses in this certificate program offer participants multi-professional learning opportunities, facilitated discussions and practical activities, with tools to implement quality management in your own organization. ISO compliance is an international expectation and requirement in many industries beyond health care.

Courses include: FSQM110 INQM110 RMQM110 PMQM110 MEQM110

Fundamentals of Leadership Effectiveness* Quality Management Systems (QMS): Introduction QMS: Resource Management QMS: Process Management QMS: Measurement, Analysis and Improvement

* Also core to the Leadership in Health Care Certificate. Qualifies for 0.5 de Souza Designation credits. For more information, please visit www.desouzainstitute.com/designations.

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CANNABIS EDUCATOR (CANN400) The recent legalization of cannabis in Canada has raised interest from the health care community about cannabis use in the treatment of disease. With this interest, and an increase in the prescription of medical cannabis, comes the need to educate health professionals on how to properly teach patients about the safe use and application of cannabis.

This 12-week course will provide health care professions with the in-depth knowledge they need to understand medical cannabis use. Through online activities, learners will explore the below topics, which will help them understand how to educate their patients and what the most essential information is to convey to them: • Medical Cannabis Education

• The Legalities of Cannabis

• Patient Education Principles

• Cannabis for Medical Purposes

• Cannabis for Medical Purposes

• The History and Science of Cannabis

• Drug-Drug Interactions, Contraindications and Side Effects • Dosing, Micro-dosing and Methods of Consumption • Basics About the Life Cycle of the Cannabis Plant If you are interested in a basic understanding of cannabis, then the Cannabis Webinar Series may be what you are looking for. Refer to page 20 for details on the Cannabis Webinar Series.

“The instructors were knowledgeable, showed a lot of support and great communication. The weekly assignments definitely allowed me to get a better understanding of the material. This was such a fabulous learning experience.”

- Cannabis Educator Certificate Student Fall 2020

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ACUTE AND CRITICAL CARE NURSING The Acute Care and Critical Care Nursing Programs at Michener were developed through a unique collaboration between the SCE and the Practice-Based Education at the University Health Network. The program was developed by seasoned acute care and critical care nurses in concert with a team of education specialists and leaders to deliver a learning product that is modern, relevant, and reflective of current practice needs.

These programs are taught using a hybrid and spiraled curriculum, delivering core content about body systems through a series of online modules. For each body system, learners are guided through online knowledge components, which is followed up by a clinical practicum, and finally a classroom-based session where the integration of knowledge and practice is facilitated by the course instructor. This approach helps learners to continue building their knowledge and skills throughout the course, and sets learners up for optimal success in their professional practice.

Both Acute Care and Critical Care programs have been developed in accordance with the Ministry of Training, Colleges and University’s Registered Nurse Critical Care Nursing Program Standard as well as Critical Care Services Ontario’s Standards for Critical Care Nursing in Ontario (2018).

CCNU110 Acute Care Nursing Certificate CCNU120 Critical Care Nursing Certificate Both courses are available only through sponsorship on a contract with hospitals.

Email ce@michener.ca for more information.

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DIABETES EDUCATION A

ccording to Diabetes Canada, 11 million Canadians are living with diabetes or prediabetes. Given the high prevalence and its impact on the health care system, effective patient education is an important factor in managing this disease. Continuing Education at Michener offers a variety of online courses for those who work with patients, clients or loved ones living with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes.

All courses are current to the 2018 Diabetes Canada Clinical Practice Guidelines.

DIABETES EDUCATOR CERTIFICATE (DEDI400) New Enhanced Content Delivered online and led by Certified Diabetes Educators, the Diabetes Educator Certificate Program offers flexible and varied learning methods with objectives drawn from the International Diabetes Federation’s International Standards for the Education of Diabetes Health Professionals. The program is designed to provide you with the opportunity to enhance your knowledge about diabetes.

In addition, you will explore the most effective means to educate your patients, whether you are new to diabetes education or working towards certification or credits through the Canadian Diabetes Educator Certification Board.

This program is eligible for transfer credit in Athabasca University’s Post-LPN Bachelor of Nursing and Post-RN Bachelor of Nursing programs.

The Diabetes Educator Certificate Program consists of one course made up of six modules: • Teaching and Learning

• Pathophysiology

• Managing Diabetes

• Antihyperglycemic Agents

• Complications of Diabetes

• Special Populations and Issues

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SPECIALTY COURSES In addition to the Certificate Program, there are Diabetes Specialty Courses focused on special topics and/or populations.

DE801 DE802 DE804 DE806 DE807 DE808

Diabetes Management in Children and Adolescents Diabetes Management in Pregnancy Diabetes Management in Older Adults Diabetes 101: Introduction to Diabetes Intensive Insulin Management Foundations of Foot Management in Diabetes: A Holistic Approach

“The course is well constructed even with the pandemic situation, everyone is just a click away. Always ready to answer my questions, inquiries and clarifications. I had a great learning experience while taking this course.”

- Diabetes Educator Certificate student 2019

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PRIMARY AND CRITICAL CARE T

he School of Continuing Education offers offers a variety of workshopbased and online courses for those who work in primary and critical care environments. These course options, including Advanced Life Support and Adult Physical Assessment, use team, case and simulation-based learning to build these critical skills for a wide range of health professionals.

BASIC AND ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT These simulation-based courses delivered live by expert facilitators with years of real-life experience will help you maintain your credentials and the skills crucial to providing emergency and critical care to patients. Some of these courses, including Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support and Basic Life Support, are delivered using the standards outlined by the Heart and Stroke Foundation†.

RS810 Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)† RS831

Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support/Basic Life Support Renewal Dual Certification†

RS812 Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Recertification† RS833

Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Recertification/Basic Life Support Renewal Dual Certification†

CR802 Basic Life Support (CPR)† CR803 Basic Life Support Renewal† NE800 Neonatal Resuscitation (NRP) RS814 Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)† RS832

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)/Basic Life Support Renewal Dual Certification†

RS816 Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Recertification† RS834

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Recertification/Basic Life Support Renewal Dual Certification†

RS827 Pediatric Emergency Assessment, Recognition and Stabilization (PEARS)† NE503 Practical Guide for Neonatal Intubation NE502 The S.T.A.B.L.E. Program

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PRIMARY CARE SPECIALTY COURSES These courses are targeted to a variety of health professionals including nurses and personal support workers. Some are facilitated in person, some online and others are self-study. Many courses such as Cardiac Stress Testing can be offered onsite at your organization to learn with and from your peers.

EK816 12-Lead ECG Interpretation APA100 Adult Physical Assessment BSTR110 Basic Spirometry Training EK703 Cardiac Rhythm Interpretation EK817 Cardiac Stress Testing (recognized for CAMRT credits) DE803 Engaging Patients in Managing Chronic Illness* MHFA110 Mental Health First Aid - Basic MHFA120 Mental Health First Aid - Standard PC723 Pediatric Physical Assessment EK702 Performing 12 and 15 Lead ECG RS823 Pulmonary Function Testing SAWA100 Situational Awareness and Verbal De-escalation * This course qualifies for 0.5 credits under the “Patient Teaching and Coaching” domain of a de Souza Designation. For more information, please visit www.desouzainstitute.com/designations.

To claim your credit, contact the de Souza Institute.

“Both instructors were excellent. Very knowledgeable and communicated in an effective manner.”

- Pediatric Cardiac Life Support participant

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COURSES AND WORKSHOPS I

n addition to our certificate programs, you can choose a variety of special interest courses that are applicable to a wide range of health care professionals. Whether you are looking to take a refresher course in Medical Laboratory Sciences, explore special topics like artificial intelligence and medical cannabis or build basic skills in clinical education and plain language, the School of Continuing Education offers offers a range of facilitated, self-study and in-class courses to help you build your professional capacity in niche areas.

MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES Competency profiles and changes to scope of practice can occur rapidly as health sciences and technologies advance. Are you ready? The self-directed courses in Medical Laboratory Sciences below are offered with the flexibility to be completed at your pace and offer you the ability to stay up-to-date with practice. The courses below are approved by the Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Science (CSMLS) and/or the College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario (CMLTO).

ML818 ML819 MB801 MB800 PD807 GK800 ML814 ML815 AP601 AP807 MGCE100 HGCE100 UCDF110

Anatomical Pathology MIS and Grossing Guidelines: Complexities 0-3 Anatomical Pathology MIS and Grossing Guidelines: Complexities 4-5 Basic Molecular Biology Techniques for Health Care Professionals Basic Molecular Biology Theory for Health Care Professionals Clinical Behavioural Sciences** Medical Terminology Pathology I Pathology II Anatomy and Physiology for Health Care Professionals* Gross Human Anatomy and Physiology* Molecular Genetics* NEW COURSE Human Genetics* NEW COURSE Understanding Coronaviruses & Diagnostics: A Foundation for Clinical Laboratories* NEW COURSE

* Take these courses to help meet specific prerequisites for Michener full-time programs – Diagnostic Cytology, Cardiovascular Perfusion and Ultrasound and Genetics Technology. ** Part of the Michener/Mohawk accreditated MLA/T program.

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MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST AND MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT EXAM PREPARATION The courses below are approved by the Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Science (CSMLS) and/or the College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario (CMLTO) and are ideal for Medical Laboratory Technologists who want to refresh their knowledge as they consider a different area of practice.

These courses also support those meeting Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) recommendations and for those seeking Canadian certification.

CLLT151 CLLT140 CY611 CC859 CC860 CC861 HE837 HI901 MI905 IH903 ML7110 ML7111 PML110 VP804

Clinical Experience I for Laboratory Technicians** Clinical Skills Workshop for Laboratory Technicians** Gynecological Cytology Tutorials in Clinical Chemistry: I Tutorials in Clinical Chemistry: II Tutorials in Clinical Chemistry: III Tutorials in Hematology and Coagulation Tutorials in Histology Tutorials in Microbiology Tutorials in Transfusion Science Medical Laboratory Assistant/Technician Certification Exam Preparation Medical Laboratory Sciences National Certification Exam Preparation Professional Practice in the Medical Laboratory Venipuncture Techniques

** Part of the Michener/Mohawk accreditated MLA/T program.

RADIATION SCIENCES AND IMAGING The Radiation Sciences and Imaging fields are embracing technologies that improve and initiate change in practice. Continuing Education courses at Michener can open new doors to help you prepare and be ready as technology evolves rapidly. All the courses below are recognized for Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) credits.

RA815 Contrast Injection for Radiological Technologists IG804 Cross Sectional Anatomy: A Multimodality Perspective

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Image Interpretation for Radiological Technologists Introduction to PET/MRI Technology IV Insertion and Maintenance MRI Patient Care and Safety Multimodality Imaging for Medical Radiation Sciences Pathology for MRI Technologists Ultrasound Localization for Radiation Therapy Vascular Sonography Musculoskeletal (MSK) Sonography Diaphragm Ultrasound: Physiology and Technique PICC Insertion: A Comprehensive Guide

Consider the Imaging Informatics Certificate program and the AI Certificate program as an alternative career path if your interest and passions combine medical radiation sciences (MRS) and information technology.

SPECIAL INTEREST COURSES Chiropody Chiropodists have a unique scope of practice that is evolving as the profession matures in Canada. As the only institution in Canada with an entry-topractice Chiropody program, Michener continues to partner with its graduates and practicing chiropodists across the country to offer exciting continuing education opportunities. For those who are small business owners, consider taking courses from our Clinical Management or Health Care Leadership certificates to keep you at the leading edge of practice.

CH804 CH802 CH806 CH807 DE808

Local Anesthesia and Injections for Chiropodists Pharmacology for Chiropodists Radiological Interpretation for Chiropodists Clinical Pharmacology of Antifungal Agents Foundations of Foot Management in Diabetes: A Holistic Approach

Infection Control and Epidemiology (IC800) Super bugs, antibiotic resistance and pandemic are words we are seeing more often than we should in our health care environment. Infection control and 18 MICHENER.CA/CE

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prevention is critical to successful and cost-effective health care. This 16-week online course covers the principles and practices of infection control and prevention and is ideal for those considering Infection Control Certification.

With COVID-19 being a significant factor in our lives, additional content has been added to the course.

Clinical Educator (PD813) In our work place we all have accountability for teaching and learning. This course will give you the tools to create a safe learning space by building your capacity in clinical supervision and teaching. A series of five online, self-paced interactive modules that focus on.

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Learner and Educator Diversity • Cultivating Optimal Learning Environments Coaching Learners • Feedback and Evaluation Principles of Adult Education and Competency-Based Learning Reflective assignment: Using the materials from the online modules and work experience, learners will illustrate how their knowledge can be integrated into practice.

Special Topics In The Digital Revolution: The Road To Artificial Intelligence In Health Care 101 (AINT110) As Artificial Intelligence becomes more prevalent, it will impact our daily lives and how we deliver and receive health care. This webinar series includes five pre-recorded lectures delivered by thought leaders from our health care system who open the door to AI fundamentals by discussing what AI really is, and the impact on interprofessional education, compassion and communication. Get in on this conversation and understand how AI works around you.

• Digital Caring in AI • The Impact of AI on Communication, Compassion • The Future of Interprofessional Education and Care in the Digital Age • Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Health Care: Opportunities, Challenges and Implementation Part I and II

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Cannabis Webinar Series (CANN100) This introduction to cannabis webinar series will give health professionals the opportunity to learn the basics of cannabis education and open the door to more in-depth education covered in the Cannabis Educator Certificate program. In this series, learners will explore: • The History, Science and Legalities of Cannabis

• Dosing and Methods of Administration

• Medical Cannabis and Therapeutic Use Part I

• Medical Cannabis and Therapeutic Use Part II

• Medical Cannabis Education – Panel Discussion

Plain Language (APLC110) Patients and clients are given information, instructions and directions, often during stressful moments. It is important that their understanding and interpretation of that information is clear and correct. If you provide written instructions or information to patients and clients, this unique online program will help develop your writing skills by reviewing plain language principles, providing coaching to learners and concluding with a reflective exercise and a final project. Topics covered include: • Introduction to Plain Language • Plain Language Practice • Reflective Writing Exercise

• How to Plain Language Edit

• Final Project

COMING SOON • Advanced Practice for Genetics • Canadian Nurses Association Critical Care Certification Exam Prep Cours • Patient Educator Certificate and Difficult Conversations

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he bridging programs are designed for experienced internationally educated health professionals (IEHPs) who wish to practice as licensed health care professionals in Canada. Before writing the licensing exam, it is recommended that IEHPs enroll in a bridging program. This will improve their chances of being licensed. Prior to applying for the programs, applicants need to be assessed either by the Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Science (CSMLS) or the College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technologists of Ontario (CMRITO) and obtain a Prior Learning Assessment (PLA).

In each of the programs, students will review theory components and gain valuable simulated hands-on laboratory experience to help prepare them to write either the CSMLS, Sonography Canada or the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) certification exam.

These programs are offered in the evenings and on weekends, and some may include a one-week observership at UHN Hospitals.

MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE (BPML800) This bridging program is designed for internationally educated and experienced medical laboratory technologists whose training and work experience have been assessed by the CSMLS and have been issued a PLA Report.

In this 16-week hybrid program, students gain simulated laboratory experience, theory review and a one-week observership option at UHN Hospitals. The simulated laboratory courses will assist in obtaining an understanding of Canadian laboratory practices.

“Overall, the program was very helpful. I came out feeling confident and my understanding of the subjects is way better than before starting the program. I now feel confident and prepared to write the CSMLS exam.”

- Bridging ML student: Fall 2019

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RADIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY (BPRA800) This bridging program is designed for experienced medical radiological technologists whose training and work experience have been assessed by the CMRITO and have been issued an Order.

In this 15-week course, students will review theory components (including a basic skills assessment), and gain simulated laboratory experience such as positioning labs, CT and PACS. The online collaborative chats and assessments will prepare learners to write the licensing exam.

ULTRASOUND SCANNING EVALUATION (BPUS800) This bridging program aims to provide an overview of the scanning protocols and procedures as well as the core skills required for Sonography Canada’s Canadian Clinical Skills Assessment (CCSA). Graduates of this course will gain an understanding of scanning techniques, protocols and patient care skills.

In this comprehensive four-weekend hands-on scanning program, students will gain simulated sonography scanning experience. Competency in performing various procedures will be evaluated through weekly reviews of scanning techniques, protocols, patient care skills and introductions to new topics.

More information is available at W: michener.ca/bridging T: 416-596-3101 ext. 3178/3147 E: bridging@michener.ca BRIDGING PROGRAMS • Medical Laboratory Science • Radiological Technology (X-Ray) • Ultrasound Scanning Evaluation

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he Michener English Language Assessment (MELA) is a standardized English language proficiency test specific to the health care sector. This test is referenced to the Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB). MELA scores are used by some post-secondary institutions and regulatory bodies as approved and acceptable demonstration of communicative competence to study or practice in English.

MELA measures English language communication skills in four areas: speaking, listening, reading, and writing. The test takes about three and a half hours.

Students have two options to register for MELA: LANG101 MELA Online

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LANG100 In-person at The Michener Institute

There are several testing sessions offered monthly. Applicants can choose to complete the assessment from the comfort of their homes or in-person at Michener (Toronto). Both sessions are offered in a proctored environment.

MELA is open to applications from all over Canada and if requested, MELA can also be offered in-person anywhere in Canada at an approved test site.

MELA scores are used for admission to all Michener full-time, part-time and bridging programs, as a diagnostic tool by program consultants, and for licensure by regulators.

If you are an administrator from a regulatory body, college or university, and are interested in how to use MELA at your organization or for more information and general inquiries, please visit our website at themela.com or email mela@michener.ca.

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he Temerty Advanced Surgical Education and Simulation Centre (Temerty Centre) proudly boasts the future of innovative surgical medicine. Over the past year, construction has been ongoing to transform the space into a unique environment that will become a hub of advanced surgical simulationbased education and training for health care professionals. A state-of-the-art high-fidelity OR simulation lab, 10-bay self-directed skills lab, telesimulation/ telementoring rooms and an innovation hub are features of Phase 1, which is now complete. Our highly anticipated opening is scheduled for summer 2021*.

We very much look forward to hosting you at the Centre, whether it be for a tour, educational programming or honing your skills in one of our labs.

THE SELF-DIRECTED SKILLS LAB The self-directed skills lab includes 10 high-fidelity dry lab bays outfitted with the latest simulation technology, learning tools and educational recording equipment along with 24/7 access. Current and future surgical leaders will be able to use this space to develop and hone their surgical skills leveraging a diverse array of task trainers, virtual reality (VR) modules, and robotics. An option is available for practice sessions to be recorded for later assessment and feedback by experienced surgeons and teachers to facilitate continuous learning and development. This space will be available to book if you are a year three or four medical student, a medical resident or a fellow from a participating surgical program. There will also be faculty-led group training sessions for internal and external learners.

HIGH-FIDELITY OR SIMULATION LAB The OR Simulation Lab provides an opportunity for faculty at UHN and externally, surgeon consultants, and our industry partners to create and deliver new high-fidelity surgical programming. These courses may include robotics, and artificial intelligence. They can be specific to individual surgical specialties or be team-based. The opportunities are endless to create or participate in groundbreaking educational programming. With the ability to broadcast in and out of the OR Simulation Lab we can connect with colleagues around the world to engage in robust teaching and learning sessions.

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INNOVATION HUB A space has been created for UHN clinical fellows to congregate and work on clinical research and education research projects. It is situated across the hallway from the Self-Directed Skills Lab where education research concepts can be trialed and tested. The Innovation Hub allows for collaboration and sharing of research to spark the development of new and transformative ideas. Our vision for this hub as it grows is to publish high impact, transformational research across all surgical disciplines in partnership with colleagues and/or industry both locally and globally.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ACADEMY An exciting new initiative, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Academy is researching new concepts for machine learning and developing new software applications in surgical training and education. AI and machine learning enables the means for perception and cognition. Computer vision allows deep learning to cluster pixels and extract high-level features, achieving human-level recognition of objects and patterns. Computer vision in the surgical field has the power to improve operative performance. The Temerty Centre’s new programming will position us to become a collaborator and leader in this evolving field of innovation.

ROBOTICS ACADEMY The highly anticipated Robotics Academy will train early career residents, fellows, practicing surgeons, and staff from across North America and around the world on existing and new, innovative robotic procedures. The Academy will be able to develop specific curriculum for the evolving roles in the operating room, expanding capacity of your current team, and offer continued telementoring for trained surgeons. Whether new to the practice of robotics or wanting to advance your skills, there will be many programmatic opportunities for you! * COVID-19 Disclaimer – Onsite courses, programming and in-person visits are pursuant to COVID-19 protocols.

INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE? Send a request to temertycentre@michener.ca to be added to our community for information on our website launch, virtual tours, programming, upcoming courses, and the arrival of our robotics.

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he convergence of care, research and education allows us to create new knowledge and skills that benefit patients, families, clinicians, scholars and learners. Sponsored by the School of Continuing Education and Clinical Education portfolios, Michener’s Convergence Conference brings the health care education community to share ideas, best practices, and to have critical conversations on the future of teaching and learning in the health professions.

In addition to community building, this now annual conference has explored various themes, including how societies, systems, and issues of equity and diversity impact how education is created and delivered across the continuum on entry-to-practice learning and professional development.

Join us in February 2022 for our 3rd annual conference – Convergence2022!

Stay tuned!

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e Souza Institute (www.desouzainstitute.com) offers high quality continuing education courses to support and empower health care professionals to provide the best cancer and palliative care. de Souza courses are organized within four domains of practice with the domains drawn from the Canadian Association of Nurses in Oncology (CANO/ACIO) in order to provide specialized learning for health care professionals interested in enhancing their knowledge.

TREATMENT AND DELIVERY OF EVIDENCE BASED CARE These courses are about developing skills and knowledge in treating and delivering cancer and palliative care. Course teachings are based on best practices and provincial and Canadian standards.

APAM CANB CBCB CMHE FOND CDSM MDAC MDYS PSCB SREB

Advanced Pain Assessment and Management Cancer Care Basics Community-based Chemotherapy and Biotherapy Complex Malignant Hematology Foundations in Oncology Nursing Practice Foundations of Cancer Disease Sites Management of Depression and Anxiety in Cancer Management of Dyspnea Provincial Standardized Chemotherapy and Biotherapy Course Shoulder Rehab after Breast Cancer

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THERAPEUTIC AND SUPPORTIVE RELATIONSHIPS These courses address caring relationships with cancer patients and their families. These courses focus on the professional’s role in being supportive and sensitive to a patient’s changing physical and psychosocial responses.

SURV Cancer Survivorship: Partnering with Patients to Improve their Experience IPOI Interprofessional Psychosocial Oncology Part I: Introduction to Theory and Practice (IPODE) IHPC Introduction to Hospice Palliative Care EPCA EPC Series - The Palliative Approach to Care EPCB EPC Series - Symptom Assessment and Management in Palliative Care EPCC EPC Series - End-of-Life Care, Grief, and Loss

DEVELOPING PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE AND LEADERSHIP Engaging in critical thinking, integrating best practice and evidence based knowledge, exercising ethical judgment and advocating for change are the foundation of courses under this category.

CBFT Chemotherapy and Biotherapy Facilitator Course: Part 1 CBLL Chemotherapy and Biotherapy Facilitator Course: Part 2 EBPC Introduction to Evidence Based Practice and Communication

PATIENT TEACHING AND COACHING These courses help health professionals prepare individuals living with cancer and their families to manage the many aspects of the cancer experience.

Courses are geared towards helping provide patient education, psychosocial support and counselling.

PNON PTCB IPOD IPOS IPOP

Patient Navigation Patient Teaching for Oral Chemotherapy and Biotherapy Sexual Health in Cancer Part 1(IPODE) Sex Counselling in Cancer Part 2 (IPODE) Interprofessional Psychosocial Oncology: Sexual Health and Counselling in Prostate Cancer

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EDUCATION IN PALLIATIVE CARE COURSE SERIES The Education in Palliative Care (EPC) course series will introduce you to providing person-centred palliative care for patients living with serious illness such as cancer, end-stage renal disease (ESRD), congestive heart failure (CHF), or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). With palliative care support, patients Visit desouzainstitute.com/epc report fewer symptoms, better quality of life, to learn more. and greater satisfaction with their care.

ADDITIONAL COURSES Other courses to help nurses attain specialty certification or provide competency maintenance support include: CCMC CHPC COES CGNC

Chemotherapy Competency Maintenance CNA Hospice Palliative Care Study Group CNA Oncology Exam Study Group CNA Gerontology Study Group

The above four “additional courses” do not provide credits towards a de Souza designation.

To view detailed information on each course, syllabi, and to enroll, please visit us at deSouzaInstitute.com/calendar.

A de Souza Designation is awarded to a health care professional who has completed one of the de Souza Institute comprehensive learning pathways deSouzaInstitute.com/designations. de Souza Designates are well-regarded health care professionals possessing strong clinical and leadership skills in oncology or palliative care. They have the up-to-date knowledge to deliver complex treatments, alleviate pain and other symptom-related suffering and address psychosocial needs of patients and families.

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he School of Continuing Education is part of a family of programs and centres that lead professional development programming across the hospitals of the University Health Network (UHN). Collaboration and educational transformation are the pillars on which the School of CE stands as we prepare health care professionals for future practice.

Our mandate as a collective of continuing education professionals and administrators spanning both a school and a hospital system focuses on creating collaborative and transformative learning opportunities that emphasize interprofessional education, care and team-based learning, while also enabling transformative learning experiences that will have long-lasting, socially accountable impacts on the health care system.

UHN International Centre for Education™ Based at Toronto General Hospital, the UHN International Centre for Education™ (UHN ICE) is home to UHN’s observership-based programming and hosts learners from over 50 countries annually. UHN ICE works with educators across UHN to create custom learning programs in various program areas including, but not limited to, clinical services, leadership and education.

ICE’s programs are catered to individuals and small groups working at many different intersections of health care. UHN ICE also supports building capacity in teaching and learning through a series of workshops on Building a Culture of Belonging in Health Professions Education.

Observerships The Observership Program at UHN provides an invaluable learning experience for individuals who have a passion for health care. UHN is committed to fostering an environment for academic learning and sharing knowledge. The Observerships Program welcomes approximately 1,550 observers per year from all around the world.

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If you are interested in any of the SCE’s hospitalbased programs, please contact the host departments directly. Please do not contact the Registrar’s Office at Michener/UHN for these programs.

SELF-STUDY VIRTUAL HYBRID CLASSROOM

Personalized Learning Program™ The Personalized Learning Program (PLP) is a fully customizable, observershipbased program designed to meet your learning goals and objectives. No two PLPs are exactly the same! Through the PLP, we are able to leverage various resources and expertise throughout UHN and combine multiple programs that would align with your professional development goals. We work closely with host program(s) and learners to develop an Education Plan, outlining the details and activities of the PLP. Coaching and mentoring time as well as educational opportunities (rounds, journal clubs, workshops, etc.) will be scheduled as needed. This opportunity will give you the chance to network with other health care professionals in your field and build relationships with leaders and providers in Canada’s largest academic research hospital. At the end of the PLP, learners receive UHN-Michener Certificate of Completion.

Virtual Learning Program NEW PROGRAM International Centre for Education at UHN is excited to offer customized virtual sessions from the comfort of your own home!

The Virtual Learning Program is designed to meet your individual or team learning needs and objectives through: • Learning alongside UHN experts about recent current trends and practices in the Toronto health care landscape • Engaging in virtual conversations • Building relationships with health care leaders This program is ideal for: • Individual learners • Small group learners • Leadership teams

To learn more or apply to any of the UHN ICE programs, please visit uhnice.ca.

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Building a Culture of Belonging in Health Professions Education Workshops Discovering Cultural Humility in Health Care Education Hospitals in large urban centres like Toronto have witnessed a vast increase in the diversity of providers, patients and learners, who bring different lived experiences and ideas of culture. Our organizations, by default, are becoming more diverse in their makeup. Arguably however, there continues to be a disconnect between the structures we work in and the populations they serve. Discovering Cultural Humility in Health Care Education explores the notion of cultural humility and how it can enhance our teaching and learning practices. By looking at their lived experiences, participants will be encouraged to challenge their personal lenses and current systems, as well as the western philosophies of learning.

Learning objectives • Explore the concept of cultural humility and how it can enhance our teaching and learning practices • Explore the intersection of culture with teaching & learning and the impact it has on our lens as educators, providers and learners • Challenge current ways of thinking, systems and philosophies

The Power of Language As we commit to foster inclusion and build an internal culture of belonging in our organizations, we must also recognize the power our words have on the people around us and our environment as a whole. The Power of Language workshop explores the concept of inclusive language, why it matters and how it can enhance (or hinder) a culture of belonging and our practices as health care providers, educators and learners. Through case studies, small group discussions and personal reflection, participants will be able to discuss and share experiences pertaining to inclusive language, bias and microagressions in workplace/learning environment.

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Learning Objectives 1. Define inclusive language and why it matters 2. Explore how language can foster (or hinder) a culture of belonging 3. Explore how our language can enhance our practices in health care education To learn more about the Building a Culture of Belonging in Health Professions Education Workshop series, contact dalia.almouaswas@uhn.ca.

Centre for Interprofessional Education The Centre for Interprofessional Education (IPE) is a strategic partnership between the University of Toronto and the Toronto Academic Health Sciences Network with the University Health Network as the lead hospital. The Centre provides interprofessional education opportunities to pre-entry to practice students and practice-based health professionals at affiliated hospitals and community clinical placements. Programs aim to advance interprofessional education and care through education, practice and research initiatives.

Visit ipe.utoronto.ca for a wide range of programs available, including Collaborative Change Leadership™, Educating Health Professionals in Interprofessional Care (ehpic™), VITAL (Virtual Interprofessional Teaching and Learning), BOOST! (Building Optimal Outcomes from Successful Teamwork), Visit ipe.utoronto.ca interprofessional education and care to learn more consultation and more.

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recommend a minimum of two interprofessional team members from the same clinical team). Clinical teams in all areas of health care are striving to provide collaborative models of care that optimize patient outcomes and experiences.

This is an opportunity to enhance the collaborative practice environment for all staff and students. The Centre for IPE is also pleased to offer customized workshops co-created to meet the needs of clinical and project teams at individual organizations.

Objectives: Participants will explore innovative, collaborative models of care to enhance quality and safety across health care teams. Participants will leave with tools and resources to promote improved clinical team-based care.

Participants will reflect and apply best practices to their own team process. ehpic™ Educating Health Professionals in Interprofessional Care: Advancing the Future of Health Care through Interprofessional Learning In Canada and abroad, government and health care sectors have placed importance on developing a curriculum to change the way health professionals are educated and trained. This certificate program will enhance your natural leadership abilities to teach excellence in Interprofessional Education (IPE), helping to build an IPE community of leaders in health care.

This program aims to develop leaders in interprofessional education who have the knowledge, skills and attitudes to teach both learners and fellow colleagues the art and science of working collaboratively for patient-centered care.

Modules include: • Professional and Collaborator Roles

• Collaborative Teams

• Facilitator Skills

• Change Leadership and Evaluation

• Putting It All Together

Visit ehpic.org to learn more about this award winning program

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Collaborative Change Leadership™ NOW VIRTUAL Collaborative Change Leadership™ (CCL) is a certificate program offered by the University Health Network (UHN) in collaboration with the University of Toronto Centre for Interprofessional Education (CIPE) and the Michener Institute of Education at UHN. This advanced leadership program is aimed at senior and high potential leaders in health care and health education.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, our alumni are reaching out to share that the Collaborative Change Leadership (CCL) Program has enhanced their ability to be the leaders needed for these challenging and uncertain times. As alumni are engaging their teams and communities in compassionate and meaningful ways to co-create and sustain system change, they are achieving rapid, efficient and unprecedented results. CCL is specifically designed for the time in which we find ourselves. The need for emergence, adaptation, co-creation and highly effective implementation rooted in compassion has never been more critical.

Grounded in leadership, change and social accountability theories, processes and practices, this program is designed for leaders who are driven to engage communities in a meaningful way to create and sustain system change.

Participants will apply their learning to a Capstone Initiative that has been identified as a priority within their organization, system or community. The focus is on, but is not limited to, interprofessional care and education, quality and safety, and patient/family/community-centered care.

This program covers a 9-month period with five virtual two-day face-to-face sessions and blends these intensive sessions with coaching from faculty.

Additional coaching and learning is promoted via an online platform and community of practice. Program Sessions include: • Discovering What Is

• Imagining Possibilities

• Designing and Implementing

• Sensing, Evaluating and Adapting

• Accomplishments, Reflection and Adaptation

To learn more, please visit collaborativechangeleadership.ca

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VITAL (Virtual Interprofessional Teaching and Learning) NEW PROGRAM As educators, clinicians and leaders are struggling to pivot to the ‘new normal’ of virtual teaching and learning across our systems, we are pleased to share an exciting new program called VITAL: Virtual Interprofessional Teaching And Learning. This six-module virtual learning series covers key best practices and core competencies of interprofessional education (IPE) and virtual facilitation.

The newest technologies and virtual active learning strategies are co-facilitated and modelled by two Centre for IPE faculty and include; didactic theory bursts, small group breakouts, large group discussions/reflections, virtual stretch breaks, real-time polling, chat boxes and team simulation videos. The unique use of best practice videoconferencing team norms supports participant psychological safety, equity and attention to engagement in a new virtual environment.

Conference Services at the SCE The Conference Services department at UHN is a one-stop-shop for all event and education planning needs. For ongoing listings of upcoming events, please visit uhn.ca/Education/conference_services.

Services Offered: • Vir tual Event Hosting

• Marketing

• Registration System and Online Payment Processing

• Accreditation

• Website Design and Management • Abstrac t System and Management • Logistic Planning, Suppor t and Execution • Program Development • Speaker Management

• Sponsorship Coordination • Evaluations and Post Event Repor ts • Venue, Audio Visual, Food and Beverage Negotiation, Management and Oversight • Budget Planning and Financial Management

Our dedicated team will work with you every step of the way, from conception to execution, to help develop and deliver a professional, worry-free event.

Contact us TODAY for a quote! kim.hussey@uhn.ca 416.597.3422 Ext. 3866 uhn.ca/Education/conference_services

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The BMO Education & Conference Centre The BMO Education & Conference Centre, a state-of-the-art facility, is a fullservice event venue, featuring 2,820 square feet of configurable and flexible, pillar-less meeting space.

The Centre is housed on the Toronto Western Hospital Campus, in the Krembil Discovery Tower, and conveniently located within Toronto’s iconic Kensington Market.

The Centre was built from the ground up with a focus towards the future with integrated high-definition cameras and video switching ready to take your conference online. Our in-house venue team has the expertise to elevate your next event, whether it’s in-person, online, or anywhere in between.

Hosting an event at the BMO Education & Conference Centre allows you to give back, as revenues that are generated by the BMO Education & Conference Centre are reinvested back into the hospital to support both education and clinical care.

BMOCentreSales@uhn.ca 416.603.5800 Ext. 7377 60 Leonard Avenue, Toronto

We look forward to hosting your next event!

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PARTNER WITH US! Program Customization The School of Continuing Education (SCE) at Michener/UHN is keen to develop and deliver curricula for health professionals and learners where they work locally, nationally and internationally. In addition to running a series of courses that individuals can participate in, we can work with your organization to customize programming to meet your specific local needs.

Many kinds of programs can be customized, including individual courses, workshops and certificate programs. Our team can work with you to contextualize these courses for your own learning purposes. These programs can be delivered online or, in some instances, in-person at your organization.

Examples of programs that have been customized include Diabetes Educator, Critical Care Nursing, ehpic™ and the Advanced Diploma in Ultrasound.

Program Development and Hosting Services The SCE can support your organization to achieve its own strategic teaching and learning goals by helping your educators plan and deliver professional development activities. Our curriculum and faculty development specialists can work with your teams to identify learning needs and to build pedagogically sound learning activities and programs.

In addition to supporting education design, the SCE can also partner with you to deliver existing educational programs through the SCE. This includes access to a learning management system, student registration and records, and marketing your learning activity. This is all achieved by the administrative/ project support from the various administrators on our team.

For more information on the Program Development and Hosting Services or International Partnerships, email ce@michener.ca.

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International Partnerships Our International team at the SCE works with international organizations to deliver the above services. Michener programs can be customized to meet local practice standards to ensure sustainable translation of knowledge to practice in the learners’ home context.

Michener English Language Assessment MELA (on page 23) is a language assessment specific to the health care sector designed by the Michener Institute. If you are an administrator from a regulatory body, college, or university, and are interested in how to use MELA at your organization, please email mela@michener.ca. For more information visit our website: themela.com.

Continuing Education and Professional Development Accreditation The Michener Institute of Education at UHN is a Royal College Accredited Provider of Continuing Professional Development (CPD). This means that the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada has allowed Michener to issue Section 1 and 3 credits under their Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Program. We are the first institution that is not a medical school office of CPD, or a national medical specialty society or association, to be granted this responsibility.

Programs can be assessed for issuance of MOC credits to ensure you are putting forward the highest quality programs you can for your learners.

Email cepda@michener.ca for details, or visit our website www.michener.ca/cepda.

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his website launched April 1, 2020 with the great support of the Toronto Region hospital, long-term care, and education communities to provide key resources to prepare health care professionals who will be caring for Ontarians impacted by COVID-19. As the site has grown provincially, so too has the diversity of our valued collaborators.

Since the start of the pandemic, this platform has grown to support hospitals and long-term care homes across a variety of content areas for numerous professions. The site is organized into 13 content area for professionals working in hospitals, 11 for long-term care, and 4 in paediatrics. The site also hosts a variety of general resources on infection control and team-based care, and most recently, a variety of resources about COVID-19 vaccination.

To register, visit COVIDCareLearning.ca Email COVIDCareLearning@michener.ca for any inquiries.

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REGISTER TODAY Michener accepts payment online, and by mail, fax, or telephone.

Due to COVID-19, we are not currently accepting in-person registration or payment.

ONLINE (PREFERRED METHOD) Find the course that interests you at michener.ca/ce and click Register Online.

TELEPHONE Please have your Visa or MasterCard and the course code(s) ready.

Call 416.596.3117 or toll-free 1.800.387.9066 (toll-free within Canada and outside the Toronto area).

FAX Fax your completed registration form with payment by Visa, MasterCard or purchase order to 416.596.3180.

MAIL Mail your completed registration form with payment by certified cheque or money order (payable to The Michener Institute), Visa or MasterCard or purchase order to: Registrar’s Office The Michener Institute of Education at UHN 222 St. Patrick Street Toronto, ON M5T 1V4 Canada

For registration in School of Continuing Education activities at the Hospital Campuses, please contact the program of interest directly.

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The Michener Institute of Education at UHN 222 St. Patrick Street Toronto, ON M5T 1V4 416.596.3117 1.800.387.9066 ce@michener.ca CEMichenerUHN

We are partners in your lifelong learning