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Health Systems | Primary Care | Digital Health | Implementation Science

[South Asian Health Research Hub @SAHRHOnline]

South Asian? 30-74 years old? Share what you think about breast screening and help transform cancer care for South Asian people in Canada.

If you’re interested in participating or want to learn more, please contact [email protected] !

[OntarioMD @OntarioEMRs]

AI scribes may be a health-care game-changer! Ontario clinicians assessed the tool over 3 months as part of the OMD-led, first-ever provincial AI Scribe Study. Read the findings in the full #WIHV report: https://t.co/5XBnEocOQU #ECE #WIHV #OMD #AI #AIScribes #DigitalHealth

[The College of Family Physicians of Canada @CFPC_e]

Read our new report on how family practices are self-organizing into team-based practices for improved access and provider satisfaction. https://t.co/afZEejORuW #PatientsMedicalHome

[Raquel Burgess @RaqBurgess]

A colleague of mine (@Austineebuka) is seeking to recruit Ontario-based family physicians to be interviewed for a research study on patient transitions to long term care. If interested, please contact [email protected].

[FSG Medical Education Research Lab @FsgLab]

We greatly enjoyed Rebekah Sibbald's captivating talk at #ICAM2024 #Vancouver entitled "Switching tracks: Adapting previously developed professional identities in medical education." Congratulations and thank you for sharing your story! @McMasterFamMed

[FSG Medical Education Research Lab @FsgLab]

Congratulations to Hila Shnitzer & Laurie Yang @laurieyang_ for delivering an important talk entitled "A qualitative multiple case study on the development of the PMH practices in Canada" at #ICAM2024 in #Vancouver last weekend. This work was done on partnership with the @CFPC_e

[Laurie Yang @laurieyang_]

New @CmejEditor op-ed on the implications of medical school admissions consulting services on equity and on the professional development of aspiring medical students

[CAME-ACEM @cameacem]

CAME is happy to announce the 2024 Rising Star Certificate of Excellence Recipients from the University of Toronto/ L’ACÉM est ravie d’annoncer les lauréats du Certificat d’excellence « Étoile montante » 2024 de Université de Toronto

[LongwoodsNotes @LongwoodsNotes]

Education policy that incentivizes #PatientsMedicalHome in training may create downstream tension for physicians who find these practices unavailable upon graduation, write @asianaelma @laurieyang_ @LawrencGrierson in "Training in #TeamBased Practices".
https://t.co/3dOZMXB5BK

[ivy oandasan @ivyomd]

"Health workforce policies and interventions should leverage medical education to promote more equitable primary healthcare access." @CFPC_e #OutcomesOfTraining @TPC_ESP @DrDeenaMHamza @LawrencGrierson @DrMichaelGreen1 #TrainingForTransformation https://t.co/FvL3q8zwcm

[McMaster Family Med @McMasterFamMed]

This DFM-led study found that family physicians’ preferences for practice locations were tied with perceptions about their preferred practice scope. Read the full article: https://t.co/o0MTlUc6mx @LawrencGrierson @GinaAgarwall @asianaelma

[McMaster Family Med @McMasterFamMed]

The latest publication from a DFM-led study surveyed family physicians in Canada on their perceptions on the CFPC Certificate of Added Competence (CAC) program. Read the full article: https://t.co/nhMAcWMau2

[Team Primary Care | Équipe de soins primaires @TPC_ESP]

Meet @DrDeenaMHamza.

Deena’s role in #TeamPrimaryCare is as the evaluation lead of the entire initiative, as well as working with project partners to understand their contribution to TPC.

Learn more at https://t.co/prj9oCveqn
#TrainingForTransformation

[Editor, CMEJ @CmejEditor]

Our new Commissioned Scientific Report, "The Certificate of Added Competence credentialling program in family medicine: a descriptive survey of the family physician perspective of enhanced skill practices in Canada," is now available In Press at the CMEJ: https://t.co/nnLMfox8AH

[FSG Medical Education Research Lab @FsgLab]

Check out the paper for more details, "Associations between education policies and the geographic disposition of family physicians: a retrospective observational study of McMaster University education data" 📚https://t.co/KfTuQXsp40

[FSG Medical Education Research Lab @FsgLab]

The team found that the location of learner’s secondary, medical, & post-graduate education influences their eventual practice location. These findings support the use of preferential selection policies & intentionally situated residencies in reducing #FamilyDoc maldistribution🩺

[McMaster Family Med @McMasterFamMed]

A new publication from @Fsglab found that where physicians complete their residency is associated with where they set-up their practice. Learn more: https://t.co/Smx3DV8qqx @LawrencGrierson

[Editor, CMEJ @CmejEditor]

We have a new Brief Report just published In Press. Read, "A brief report of aspiring medical student perceptions and behaviours concerning research experiences for selection into Canadian medical schools" at https://t.co/Mh0e3VE7Cs

[Meredith Vanstone @MGVanstone]

Yesterday, @m_pahwa defended her @MacHPPhD on ethical implications of lung cancer screening policy. I’m always blown away by the depth and breadth of Dr. Pahwa’s knowledge and this was on full display during her brilliant defense!

[FSG Medical Education Research Lab @FsgLab]

Read more in, "Medical education interventions influencing physician distribution into underserved communities: a scoping review" published in BMC - Human Resources for Health ➡️ https://t.co/4IzzKVpTCN