UBC CME/CPD Course Calendar The Division of Continuing Professional Development
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Update from the Division We have had a busy and productive year at UBC CPD. The “highlight” of the year was our five-yearly accreditation by the Committee on Accreditation of Continuing Medical Education (CACME). University CME/CPD offices, just like undergraduate and postgraduate programs, must be accredited every few years to ensure the highest educational and ethical standards are being maintained. It’s a daunting process which includes compiling a self-study and culminates in a two-day visit from CACME representatives who meet with various stakeholders within and outside the Faculty. Formal notification of the results won’t arrive until late fall, but informally, we have been told that we’ve done very well. Of the dozen or so strengths the surveyors mentioned, we are particularly proud of our innovative programming, our relationships with external stakeholders and our excellent staff. The identified weaknesses were in the area of addressing the needs of the other health professions in the Faculty of Medicine and in providing options for self-directed learning, two areas we are starting to address. Accreditation is one mechanism which enables us to continuously improve our UBC CPD Division and the educational programming and research services we offer. One area where university CME/CPD offices often struggle is in offering services to specialist physicians. We have partnered with the Royal College to engage Dr. Jeff Plant, an Emergency Physician from Penticton, BC to begin working with our UBC CPD Division. Jeff is both the Royal College CPD Educator for BC and UBC CPD’s Medical Director of Specialty CPD. He is currently working on increasing access to videoconferenced specialty rounds across the province and on a multi-disciplinary CPD conference for specialists. The Rural Continuing Professional Development (RCPD) program and its Medical Director Dr. Tandi Wilkinson have enlisted Jeff’s help in developing a virtual journal club for rural internists that will start this fall (see page 7). This accredited program will help link specialists to their colleagues through an online learning platform and will facilitate discussion of key articles in Internal Medicine.
We would like to take this opport unit y to thank Dr. Bob Bluman, whose term as Assistant Dean, UBC CPD ended June 30, 2011. During the more than 20 years that Bob has been involved in continuing education and more particularly during his time as Assistant Dean from 20032011, Bob has contributed to our Division in countless ways. Bob has a tremendous ability to engage key stakeholders and to move initiatives forward. He has been a true champion for UBC CPD, but more importantly, has advocated for CME that meets the needs of practitioners. Bob is moving on to a new role at UBC CPD. As Medical Director Special Projects, he will continue to be involved with the RCPD programs and will lead our efforts in developing opportunities for self-directed learning. We have very much enjoyed working with Bob and look forward to continuing to take advantage of his expertise and wisdom in a different capacity. Please join us in welcoming Dr. Ran Goldman as the new Assistant Dean , UBC CPD as of September 1, 2011. Dr. Ran Goldman comes to this role from his position as Chief of the academic Division of Emergency Medicine in the Department of Pediatrics at BC Children’s hospital. Ran is passionate about research, clinical medicine and education and has been highly involved with physician continuing education for most of his career. He has developed curricula for several large and highly effective CPD events. These CPD activities, along with his clinical work, have given him a broad understanding of the CPD needs of physicians. Dr. Goldman has a special interest in program evaluation, as well as in new and ongoing collaborations and partnerships in the area of knowledge transfer and CPD programming to support improved physician practice that will promote better patient health outcomes. We are very excited about working with Ran and supporting him to evolve the Division to meet the needs of practitioners in BC.
Brenna Lynn, PhD
Gisele Bourgeois-Law, MD, MEd, FRCSC
Director
Associate Dean
CME/CPD Awards
CME/CPD Research Grants
for Innovation & Distinguished Service to CME
for Specialty & Family Practice Residents
The UBC Faculty of Medicine CPD Awards Adjudication
Applicant must be enrolled in a UBC Faculty of Medicine
Committee is now accepting nominations
residency program and have an identified research project
Make Your Nomination by Feb 3, 2012!
Applications due November 7, 2011!
It is with great pride that we announce the recipients of our 2010 awards: Dr. Jeff Plant & Dr. Rona Cheifetz
It is with great pride that we announce the recipients of our 2010 grants: Dr. Venetia Mah and Dr. Chris Durkin
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September 2011 - June 2012 • UBC CME/CPD Course Calendar
BC Physician Integration Program (BC-PIP) www.bc-pip.ca In BC, approximately 175 incoming International Medical Graduates (IMGs) per year are deemed practice-ready by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC (the College) and are placed on the College’s Provisional Register. These IMGs, who completed their medical training outside of Canada, practice in regions across the province.
MCCQE PART II PREPARATION COURSE Expectations for physician-patient communication and clinical physical examination Data gathering and interpretation Simulated clinical case scenarios with trained standardized patients
Since 2008, with the financial support from the Province of BC, UBC CPD’s BC Physician Integration Program (BC-PIP) has facilitated the successful integration of these provisionally licensed IMGs and supported them in their respective practice. BC-PIP continues to expand its programming and now includes the following:
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP FOR SUPERVISING PHYSICIANS OF IMGs Expectations of the role Ethical and potential legal issues Resources and tools to support supervisory activities
ORIENTATION CONFERENCE 2-day event held every 6 months Introduces the BC health care system to IMGs new to BC practice Topics range from the ethical and legal landscape of medical practice in BC and Canada to Aboriginal & public health MCCQE PART I PREPARATION COURSE Exam structure How and what to study for the exam Study resources
FREE WEBINARS Live, online & interactive 1-hour sessions Relevant to the practice of IMGs All BC-PIP events allow IMGs to receive CME/CPD study credits while participating in educational programming specifically aimed at supporting their practice needs. For more information please contact Tunde Olatunbosun, Project Manager, tunde.o@ubc.ca, (604) 875-4111 ext 69138
Cancer Care Outreach Program on Education (CCOPE) www.ubccpd.ca/programs/ccope.htm Workshops coming to your Community UBC CPD, in partnership with the BC Cancer Agency’s (BCCA) Screening Groups and the Family Practice Oncology Network (FPON), is pleased to announce an important educational initiative that will provide family physicians with a better understanding of their roles across the cancer care continuum. COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS ON CANCER CARE Starting with breast cancer in fall 2011 and prostate cancer in 2012: Interactive, small group, 2-hour case-based discussions with colleagues over dinner Facilitated by a local physician Context relevant resources to support patient care provided to each physician learner 2.0 Mainpro M1 credits
Topics Current screening guidelines & recommendations Diagnostic procedures Main treatment options and their potential side-effects Ongoing management and follow-up of cancer patients
For details on specific communities, dates, registration and future workshops on other cancers: Visit website above or contact Tunde Olatunbosun, Project Manager, tunde.o@ubc.ca, (604) 875-4111 ext 69138
Finding Medical Evidence Workshops www.ubccpd.ca/Events/CPD_Workshops.htm This half-day, introductory, interactive CPSBC workshop will educate physicians in conducting effective internet searches to find credible and evidence-based medical information. Earn up to 3.5 Mainpro M1/Section 1/AMA Credits.
Oct 27, 2011 Oct 29, 2011 Nov 19, 2011
Prince George Dawson Creek Vancouver
Jan, 2012 Apr, 2012 Spring 2012
Richmond Surrey Vancouver Island
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Upcoming 2011-2012 Courses www.ubccpd.ca/events 7th Biennial Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus Conference
Target Audience: Ophthalmologists, Orthoptists, Family Physicians (FPs), Nurses, Residents/Students & Researchers Date: Sep 9-10, 2011 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Section 1, AMA
9th Annual St. Paul’s Emergency Medicine Update
Target Audience: Emergency care providers: rural/urban, part-time/full-time, Residents to seasoned veterans, Nurses & Paramedics Date: Sep 29-Oct 2, 2011 Location: Whistler, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
Sudden Death in the Young
Target Audience: Cardiologists, Internists, Pediatricians, Surgeons, Geneticists, Nurses, Coroners & Allied Health Professionals Date: Oct 23, 2011 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Section 1, AMA
23rd Obstetrics Update for Family Physicians
Target Audience: FPs, Midwives, Nurses, Residents & Students Date: Oct 27-28, 2011 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
37th Annual D.A. Boyes Society Meeting: An Obstetrics and Gynaecology Update
Target Audience: OB/GYN, Oncologists, FPs, Midwives, Nurses, Residents & Students Date: Oct 27-28, 2011 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
8th Annual Live Well with Diabetes Conference
Target Audience: FPs, Nurses, Residents & Students Date: Nov 12-13, 2011 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
SEMP: Simulation-Assisted Emergency Medicine Procedures Course
Target Audience: Emergency Physicians, Emergency Residents & Rural Physicians Date: Nov 18, 2011 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
The Combined ACLS/APLS Course
Target Audience: FPs, Pediatricians, Emergency Physicians, Post-graduate trainees in ER & Pediatrics Date: Nov 24-26, 2011 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
Hot Topics in Mental Health for the Primary Care Provider
Target Audience: FPs and mental health professionals involved with patients with psychiatric conditions Date: Jan 20, 2012 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
Annual Post Graduate Review in Family Medicine
Target Audience: Family Physicians Date: Feb 22-24, 2012 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, C
Caring for children’s developing eyes and visual system is an exciting challenge! Every 2 years, we meet to refresh and update our approach to problems and explore the latest developments. The issues we will address include: prematurity, non-accidental injury, congenital cataract, 3rd World eye care, public health and the burgeoning knowledge arising from our expanding understanding of genetics and its clinical implications.
Voted by 92% of participants as “more fun than Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals”. Four exciting days of learning, networking and of course, recreation! Special Guests - EM RAP: Discussion (and a debate) with Drs. Mel Herbert and Stuart Swadron - live via Skype! Plus Dr. David Kuhl, Dr. Robert Vissers, Dr. Brian H. Rowe and several popular St. Paul’s presenters.
The Western Canadian Children’s Heart Network in partnership with the Canadian Cardiovascular Congress are excited to be hosting the annual CCC-opening day paediatric cardiology symposium. This year, the theme of sudden death continues to grow in complexity and scope. A faculty of national and international leaders in their respective fields will highlight new developments in conditions associated with sudden death.
Designed to meet the needs of a busy practitioner - no matter where you work and suitable even if you don’t attend births! Provides updates for early pregnancy care, post-partum and newborns. Keynote Presenter: Pediatrician Mark Sloan, author of the book “Birth Day”. Also this year we are pleased to bring you a special presentation from the performers of the critically acclaimed play “Mom’s the Word”!
This interactive and innovative program will provide timely and relevant update on OB/GYN topics, including maternal fetal medicine, reproductive endocrinology, urogynaecology, gynaecologic oncology and general gynaecology. Keynote presenters: Dr. Palefsky, UC San Francisco, “Role of HPV and its Prevention in Anal Dysplasia and Anal Cancer in Women” & Dr. Gravett, UW, “Prevention of Preterm Birth and Stillbirth”.
Our planning committee has collaborated with several experts to create this year’s comprehensive agenda. Speakers will provide current and practical information to assist in the diagnosis, management and treatment of diabetes. We are also hosting a free diabetes information fair co-sponsored by the CDA with a seasonal dinner for diabetes patients living in the Lower Mainland. This public event is always a great success!
The hands-on portion of the course will take place at CESEI where experienced instructors will demonstrate the procedures and supervise practice on animal and realistic plastic models. Performance of these procedures will be integrated into real-time resuscitation of a critically ill patient using the latest Human Patient Simulator technology to create realistic scenarios. Web-based learning modules are required to be done before the course.
APLS: Assess and manage critically ill children during the first hours in the emergency. ACLS Provider Course: Evaluate and manage the first 10 minutes of an adult ventricular fibrillation/ventricular tachycardia arrest. Intended for experienced clinicians with at least one ACLS course. Resuscitation simulations, which are relevant and realistic for the learner’s background and current work environment, are used.
The UBC Departments of Psychiatry and Family Practice & UBC CPD are pleased to provide this update on important psychiatric topics. All presentations will be very practical and relevant to daily medical practice. Participants will become up-to-date on strategies to manage a wide range of psychiatric issues that are seen in daily clinical practice.
This 47th annual conference continues to be one of the most popular and well received Family Practice reviews. The combination of plenary and workshop presentations focuses on key primary care topics and offers participants the ability to tailor the program around specific learning needs or practice interests. The conference provides many chances to network with specialists and colleagues.
September 2011 - June 2012 • UBC CME/CPD Course Calendar
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This CPD series continues to grow in popularity and reputation. The format of short Friday afternoon (1-5pm) practical presentations for family physicians has been well received and is an excellent way to collect CME credits at an affordable price, in a convenient location: VGH (free parking) or via videoconference. The series is well known for its quality presenters and practical tips to use in the office. Sign up for all 6 to receive a bundled discount. Lunch provided. Up to 3.5 Mainpro M1/Section 1/AMA study credits per day. Themes: Internal Medicine, Psychiatry, Dermatology & Allergy, Paediatrics & Adolescents, Infectious Disease & Travel Medicine and MSK, Sports Medicine & Rheumatology.
Oct 21, 2011 Nov 25, 2011 Jan 27, 2012 Mar 9, 2012 Apr 27, 2012 Jun 1, 2012
Clinical Neurosciences: Individualized Treatment - Genes, Gender & Culture
Target Audience: Psychiatrists, Psychologists, FPs & Mental Health Professionals Date: Mar 30, 2012 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
Annual Spring Dermatology Review For Family Physicians
Target Audience: Family Physicians Date: Mar 30-31, 2012 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
The Trauma Association of Canada (TAC) Annual Scientific Meeting
Target Audience: Surgeons, Intensivists, Emergency Physicians, Anaesthetists, FPs, Nurses, Trauma Coordinators & others Date: Apr 11-13, 2012 Location: Toronto, ON Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
Hot Topics in Cardiology
Target Audience: General Internists, Specialists in fields other than internal medicine & FPs Date: Apr 2012 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
36th Annual Internal Medicine Review For Primary Care Physicians
Target Audience: Family Physicians, 20 participants max Date: May 7-10, 2012 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1
9th Annual Pediatric Emergency Medicine Update
Target Audience: Pediatricians, Emergency Physicians & Residents Date: May 11-12, 2012 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
8th Advanced Learning in Palliative Medicine
Target Audience: Physicians practicing palliative medicine & FPs with an interest in end of life care Date: Jun 7-9, 2012 Location: Kingston, ON Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
Practice Survival Skills: What I Wish I Knew in my First Years of Practice…
Target Audience: FPs/Specialists interested in practical clinical & practice management topics, locums, new to BC, IMGs & others Date: Jun 9, 2012 Location: Vancouver, BC Study Credits: Mainpro M1, Section 1, AMA
One of the great challenges in Psychiatry is how to tailor the treatment of the patient in order to have the best response possible. The 2012 Conference will expand on this theme in a number of ways. Talks will include genetic testing for personalized treatment, looking at schizophrenia through a cultural lens, staging first episode psychosis and ethnic variables in the treatment of mood and psychotic disorders.
Planned with the Primary Care Physician in mind, with focus on practical diagnosis and management. The interactive case discussions on the last afternoon are very popular and provide participants an opportunity to share experiences and to question the experts. The presenters are drawn from the teaching faculty of the UBC Department of Dermatology and Community Dermatologists. The first day opens with a great social event!
TAC hosts Canada’s premier multi-disciplinary conference on trauma. The 2012 program will feature a wide range of educational activities, including discussion panels on controversial topics, special interest group meetings, clinical updates and special symposia. The nonscientific portion of the meeting includes an Opening Reception and a special event in the fun and lively “Distillery District”.
This annual conference hosted by the UBC Division of Cardiology will provide an update on key aspects of management of cardiovascular disease, with an emphasis on what’s new in the field relevant to the care of patients with cardiovascular disease. This update has had consistent high reviews for its high quality, unbiased and comprehensive program. Last year was oversubscribed so register early!
All of the subspecialties of medicine take part in this course. Over a four day period, this small group course consists of a wide variety of activities that range from conferences to seminars to library time. Previous participants have described this course as “excellent and flexible” and have raved about the quality of the presenters and of the learning opportunities. Sessions run from 8am-3pm daily.
The Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, BC Children’s Hospital & UBC CPD present the 9th Annual Pediatric Emergency Medicine Update. This conference offers the most recent trends in the practice of pediatric emergency medicine in rural and urban settings. Also available with this conference is the APLS course: Assess and manage critically ill children during the first hours in the emergency.
Hosted by the Canadian Society of Palliative Care Physicians; this conference draws physicians from across Canada. It is known for high quality speakers and interactive sessions, with ample time to socialize. We will review the history of palliative medicine and the future. We will celebrate the pioneers of Canadian Palliative Medicine and also the new generation of physicians entering the field.
This conference will emphasize the knowledge needed for an effective practice including billing, contract negotiations, finding good jobs, keeping safe in locum settings and financial management skills. Talks on medicolegal writing, charting, documentation and top medical apps will reduce paperwork burdens and drastically improve the efficiency of practice.
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Rural Continuing Professional Development (RCPD) Outreach Program Education for Rural Physicians by Rural Physicians The RCPD Program, with the support of the Rural Coordination Centre of BC (RCCbc), is working with and on behalf of rural physicians to support the CME needs of rural health care professionals in BC. With full understanding of the specific challenges in rural practice, using the knowledge and resources of local and regionally-based physicians, our CME events allow physicians and other rural health care professionals to build connections and learn despite the distance. This is facilitated by new technologies that make the connections easier than ever to achieve.
Check out all RCPD educational events & projects: www.ubccpd.ca/Rural.htm
Shock Course - Invite us to your Community Designed for rural physicians and nurses 7.0 Section 1 and Mainpro M1 study credits The Shock Course gives a comprehensive approach to the diagnosis and treatment of various shock states, reviewing the up-to-date concepts in resuscitation of the shock patient. Course Format: Hands-on practice of central line insertion, intraosseus drill and bedside ultrasound for the diagnosis of undifferentiated shock Short lectures on Approach to the Shock Patient, Drug Therapies and Sepsis Case discussions on Cardiogenic, Anaphylactic and Hemorrhagic Shock Discussions of scenarios, with the opportunity to review your own recent cases Learning Objectives: Recognize and treat all types of shock, with emphasis on those that can successfully be treated in the rural emergency room with no immediate specialist backup Be familiar with early goal directed therapy for sepsis and know how to apply these concepts in your setting Become confident placing central venous catheters and intraosseous needles Learn the many ways that ultrasound can help you in your practice The course instructors are rural physicians with emergency room experience: Drs. Wilkinson, Louw, Ackermann, Plant, Reid, Gill, Paget and Jakubec. Invite us to your Community: contact Allison Johnstone, allison.j@ubc.ca, (604) 875-4111 ext 67483
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Rural Rounds - ER Essential Skills We are pleased to continue offering our Rural Rounds, previously known as the UBC Videoconference Rounds. For rural physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals Interactive discussions and updates on topics from speakers with clinical and rural experience Live at your local community hospital’s videoconference room 1.0 Mainpro M1/Section 1 credits per session (5.0 for series) Presented by family physicians and specialists This interactive program will allow you to build relationships with other practitioners across the province and give you an opportunity to discuss cases as well as your own clinical experiences.
Online Specialist Journal Club: Internal Medicine Participate in an online journal club and earn 17.0 Section 1 study credits! The format of a collegial journal club is an easy and convenient method to review recent journal articles and discuss them with a specialist based peer group. It also provides an opportunity to connect with recognized physician leaders on specific topics. For internal medicine specialists UBC web-based discussion forum accessible from any computer: cpdjournalclub.med.ubc.ca 17.0 Section 1 study credits for the full series and Section 2 study credits for documented further learning activities
Rural Rounds, Thursdays 8-9am: Sep 1
Dr. Parker, Managing the Intubated Patient
Oct 6
Dr. Vukusic, Procedural Sedation
Nov 3
Dr. Khazei, ACLS Update
Dec 1
Dr. Sweet, Sepsis in the Rural ED
Jan 5
Dr. Jakubec, Pediatric Procedural Sedation
www.ubccpd.ca/Events/Rural__Rounds.htm
Visiting Specialist Program Local, regional and visiting specialists are an important CME resource in rural communities. RCPD will pilot five CME sessions in rural BC on topics identified by local FPs. These case-based workshops will be delivered by local or visiting specialists as dinner forums to provide a supportive platform. The program is designed to nurture the ongoing relationship between local/outreach specialists and rural FPs, improving referral patterns and care. Other health professionals in the community are also welcome to the workshop. Invite us to your Community: contact Chloe Wu, chloe.w@ubc.ca, (604) 875-4111 ext 68000
Palliative Care
COURSES AND PUBLICATIONS Palliative Care: Medical Intensive Course
CME Approved – 31 hours of MainPro MI credits and 31 AMA PRA Category 1 study credits November 14–18, 2011 • Victoria BC March 5–9, 2012 • Richmond BC
$65.00
Psychosocial Care of the Dying and Bereaved Course CME Approved – 27 hours of MainPro M1 credits October 17–21, 2011 • Victoria BC February 20–24, 2012 • Victoria BC
$15.75
$50.00
For further information or to purchase these and other materials, go to www.victoriahospice.org 250-370-8283 • edu.hospice@viha.ca
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The BC Dementia Education Program www.ubccpd.ca/programs/DementiaEducation.htm The Dementia Program works for and with physicians to help achieve optimal care for patients suffering from dementia. Our education programs, integrated with the clinical practice guidelines on cognitive impairment, assist health professionals by giving them the tools needed to manage patients with dementia. UBC CPD has developed community case-based workshops, online learning and self-directed learning (mentorship & practice skills support programs). CASE BASED WORKSHOPS for physicians & pharmacists in rural and urban BC: 2.0 Mainpro M1/Section 1 & pending CEU credits weeknights 6-8pm dinner forum led by a facilitator small group (12 max), interactive, collaborative approach Topics: best practices for management of cognitive impairment pharmacotherapy cholinesterase inhibitors behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia end of life care TARGETED CULTURAL WORKSHOPS for physicians working with dementia patients from populations that delay reporting due to cultural beliefs: 2.0 Mainpro M1/Section 1 credits same format and topics as case based workshops, 6-8pm Sep 14: Vancouver & Surrey Sep 22: Richmond Sep 27: Abbotsford Oct 6: North Vancouver EVENING WEBINAR SERIES 2011-2012 1.0 Mainpro M1/Section 1/AMA credits free online program, 7-8 pm Sep 21 A Practical Approach to Dementia-Related Behaviours by Drs. Elisabeth Drance & Michael Wilkins-Ho Dec 7 Driving Guidelines by Dr. Doug Drummond Feb/12 Effectiveness & use of cholinesterase inhibitors Apr/12 How to use relevant legislation Jun/12 Pain Management
MENTORSHIP/COACHING PROGRAM 30.0 Mainpro M1/Section 1 credits individual mentorship & group learning FP mentees & specialist mentors support via email, phone, face-to-face & online 30 sessions over 1 year Topics: current cases dementia management pharmacotherapy & psychiatry PRACTICE SKILLS SUPPORT PROGRAM 5.0 Mainpro M1/Section 1 & 2.0 Mainpro C credits (Linking Learning to Practice) improves physician performance in adoption of best practices in dementia 10 FPs complete PDSA cycles supported by specialists & UBC CPD team to: reflect on dementia practice by using a self-audit tool improve practice to enhance patient care revisit issues to see how changes can be improved, implemented and sustained Both of the programs above foster networking, mentorship, coaching and ongoing clinical support for dementia management to BC physicians.
For more information please contact Dr. Brenna Lynn, brenna.l@ubc.ca, (604) 875-4111 ext 69126
Cool stu ff you should know @@ubccpd.ca/Grand_Rounds.htm - UBC CPD will connect specialists in both academic and non-academic centres so that you can attend rounds virtually (via videoconference) and be linked from your community to academic centres. @@ubccpd.ca/mailing_list - Join our email distribution list to learn about CME/CPD events. You will be better informed about upcoming education programs in order to meet the revalidation requirements of the CPSBC. @@thischangedmypractice.com - Free, online, accredited (0.25 Mainpro M1/Section 2 per article) educational initiative. Read about the impactful information that affected other practitioners to change their practice. @@thischangedmypractice.com/apps/ Check out useful medical apps and earn study credits!
UBC CME/CPD Course Calendar
The Division of Continuing Professional Development September 2011 - June 2012 • www.ubccpd.ca • (604) 875-5101