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PSHSA is pleased to announce that registration is open for a free joint webinar with the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD) on the 2025-2026 Workplace Violence Prevention Compliance Campaign in the health and community care sector.
In this webinar, you will learn:
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Baycrest and the North East Specialized Geriatric Centre invite you to join the ECHO Care of the Elderly (COE) program. Open to health care providers of all professions, this weekly tele-education program builds skills and capacity in the care of older adults.
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The overall goal of the McMaster University Annual Review Course in Psychiatry is to help build capacity among front-line mental health providers related to the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with mental health concerns.
Vancouver Community
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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.
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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.
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📌 CAN-PCC: Neurological and Psychiatric Topics
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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.
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Hosted by UHN’s Centre for Mental Health, this symposium explores the intricate connection between chronic pain and mental health, offering expert insights, advanced interventions, and practical strategies for improving patient care. Chronic pain affects nearly 8 million Canadians and carries a $40 billion annual economic burden, making its mental health impact crucial to address.
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Why Attend?
This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to get tips from experts and colleagues on how to use your EMR and other innovative health technology better to enhance patient care and realize value for your practice.
You will leave this year’s symposium inspired by new ideas to try in your practice to improve workflow and put patients before paperwork using innovative tools such as AI technology.
Who should attend?