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RSVP Now! Health Professional Educators in Family Medicine Group: Community Engagement Event
Details: Friday, November 8, 2024, at 3:45 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. (PST)
Location: Room 214 – West Level 2 - Vancouver Convention Centre
Format: Hybrid
Virtual Link: Zoom Link
https://cfpc.zoom.us/j/83809223758?pwd=yaC288ukQeFl9faPikGK8Tb6bzDnbj.1
Meeting ID: 838 0922 3758
Password: 873330
Dial by phone: 1-888-475-4499 North America Toll-free
Find your local number: https://cfpc.zoom.us/u/kbMFCxylOA
Cost: Complimentary
Please join the College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC)’s Health Professional Educators Group in Family Medicine (HPEG-FM) for their annual community engagement event. We appreciate that many HPEs are struggling with burnout and a lack of recognition or remuneration for teaching. The impact of HPEs on FM residency education is undeniable with more and more HPEs taking on learners and team-based care becoming the gold standard of patient care.
Join this workshop to brainstorm and develop recommendations that highlight how this work can practically be recognized, acknowledged, valued, and measured. You will also learn the landscape at other family medicine programs to better meet your learners’ needs. These recommendations will then be refined and shared with the College of Family Physicians of Canada and with leadership at your various academic institutions for consideration and collaboration.
If you are planning on attending the community engagement event, please complete this poll to help us with the meeting logistics, attendance of additional guests, and indicate if guest passes are required. Please let us know in advance if you require one.
If you would like to bring another member from your institution who is not already part of the HPEG-FM to the meeting and/or community engagement event, please indicate this information when completing the poll.
Partner Presenters:
Dr. Evelyn Cornelissen, RD, PhD Clinical associate professor, UBC Faculty of Medicine, Department of Family Practice | Sean Lam, 2nd year medical student University of British Columbia, B.Sc. (Honours Bio), B. Ed, Certified Teacher in B.C. |
Dr. Evelyn Cornelissen is the Co-Director of Scholarship and the Co-Director of the Enhanced Skills Clinician Scholars Program in the UBC Department of Family Practice. She is also Site Faculty for Scholarship, including EBM, for the Kelowna Rural and Regional and the Okanagan South sites for family medicine resident training. Evelyn is a Registered Dietitian with extensive experience working as a clinician, educator, researcher, and leader across the healthcare continuum, including acute, community and residential care. Since completing her PhD in health services and policy research, she has devoted her career to health professional student education and knowledge translation scholarship. | Mr. Sean Lam is a second-year medical student with a strong interest in family medicine and a teaching background in B.C. and Alberta. Throughout his educational and teaching career, he has primarily worked and volunteered with refugees, immigrants, youth, seniors, and students. His experiences with these populations and in the education, system have fostered a keen interest in teaching and learning, leadership, administration, and policy alongside his pursuit of a career in medicine. |
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