The Role of Primary Care in Reducing the Risk of Caregiver Burnout for Better Patient Care

Wed, March 26, 2025
Virtual 1 PM EST

Hosted by OCO

Objectives

Ontario’s 4 million caregivers matter.

When they’re supported, they provide better care, improving health outcomes for patients.

But more caregivers are struggling to get by, with almost three in four reporting that they don’t know how to go on.

That’s why the Ontario Caregiver Organization designed a webinar specifically for primary care teams to improve patient care by supporting caregivers.

Guidelines for Post COVID-19 Condition (canpcc.ca) - Webinars

Thu, March 20, 2025 - Thu, March 27, 2025
Virtual 12-1 PM EST

Hosted by CAN-PCC

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CAN-PCC Invites those interested to some events and opportunities coming. This month, we have three upcoming webinars featuring members of the CAN-PCC Collaborative! These webinars are an excellent opportunity to learn more about the project, patient involvement, and the Post COVID-19 Condition recommendations across different guideline topics.

Details:

📌 CAN-PCC: Neurological and Psychiatric Topics

Managing Dementia-Related Behaviours in Primary Care: The VBM Approach

Wed, April 16, 2025
Virtual 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EST

Hosted by Baycrest

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We are pleased to invite the FHT network to an upcoming session, “Managing Dementia-Related Behaviours in Primary Care: The VBM Approach”, presented by Dr. Morris Freedman. This session is designed for physicians and nurse practitioners working in primary care and will provide valuable insights into optimizing the management of complex dementia-related behaviours through expert consultation and tailored interventions.

Details:

Primary Care Lung Cancer Screening Collaborative

Thu, May 01, 2025 - Mon, November 03, 2025
Starting May 2025

Hosted by Praxus Health and HIG

This certified program will train clinic staff in quality improvement (QI) principles and provide coaching support over a 6-month period to implement team-based cancer screening and prevention improvements in primary care practices with a specific clinical focus on implementing Lung Cancer Screening Improvements.

What You'll Learn:

Quality Improvement 

Primary Care Clinician Educational Series: Your Gateway to Quality Improvement!

Mon, December 09, 2024 - Fri, January 10, 2025

Hosted by University of Toronto DFCM

Objectives

Advance your quality improvement learning with the Department of Family and Community Medicine's free self-learning series designed to provide primary care clinicians with the knowledge and skills to lead QI work in their practice. This engaging program covers nine comprehensive e-modules on key topics like the Model for Improvement, patient engagement, equity, patient safety, and more.

Why complete the modules?

HIV Education Series for Primary Care Clinicians Enhance your HIV knowledge and skills

Fri, November 08, 2024 - Fri, November 29, 2024
Webinar Series

Hosted by Ontario HIV Treatment Network 

Objectives

Course Overview:
The development of this series was funded by the Ontario HIV Treatment Network

Click here to register

Session 1: HIV and STI Risk (Nov. 8 at 12:00PM)

With Dr. Charlie Guiang & Dr. Gord Arbess

2024 Northwestern Ontario Palliative Care Conference

Wed, October 02, 2024
The Superior Inn Hotel & Conference Centre 555 West Arthur Street, Thunder Bay, Ontario, P7E 5R5

Hosted by Lakehead University

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We are holding our 2024 Northwestern Ontario Palliative Care Conference on October 2nd at the Superior Inn in Thunder Bay. This one-day conference will also be available virtually for anyone who cannot make the journey to our city. We also offer virtual group rates should you wish to host a hub viewing for your team!

Food as Medicine Update 2024 – Nutrition from Womb to Tomb: Healthy Beginnings to Vibrant Endings

Fri, November 01, 2024
Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus (University of Toronto) and Online

Hosted by: The Department of Nutritional Sciences, the Joannah & Brian Lawson Centre for Child Nutrition and Continuing Professional Development, at the University of Toronto

Objectives

Food as Medicine Update 2024 – Nutrition from Womb to Tomb: Healthy Beginnings to Vibrant Endings

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