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Module 3: Impact of Opioid Use

  You will learn to: Explain the neurobiology of addiction; Describe Opioid Use Disorder Discuss the impacts of opioids on mental & physical health; Explore OUD across special populations Discuss the biopsychosocial-spiritual model of addiction Explain the components of a comprehensive assessment for opioid dependency treatment Conduct a comprehensive assessment for opioid use disorder (OUD) […]

Step 3. Before the Webinar

Prior to the webinar, let’s use case exercise to refresh what you have learned from this course. There are two cases in this exercise. After completing Case 8, you will be able to move to Case 9. After completing the case exercise of this step, exit from there. Please do NOT proceed in the next […]

4. Course Evaluation

  We care about what you have to say! Please complete the course evaluation survey, which should take about five minutes. This survey is anonymous.  Congratulations – you’ve completed the PROactive: Identifying and Managing Violence in the Workplace Course! You will find the ‘Print Your Certificate’ button available in the course overview page. Click on […]

Module 3. Colonization and Diabetes Care

  Upon completion of this module, you will be equipped to: Distinguish ways in which colonization influences diabetes care Define approaches for addressing unequal treatment within clinical care, incorporating Indigenous principles of relationship building 

4. Indications for Tapering

  You will be equipped to: Decide which patients are candidates for tapering Consider the patient’s willingness to change Develop an action plan if the patient is not willing to try tapering Describe the available evidence for opioid tapering References Tools and Resources

4. Course Evaluation

Great work! Thank you for taking the Equity in Rheumatology course. Please take the Immediate Post-Course Evaluation and Commitment to Change questionnaires. We will check-in with you about your Commitment to Change again after 3 months.

Opioid Agonist Treatment (OAT) Part 3

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Module 4: Reducing Harm and Recognizing Opioid Poisoning

  You will learn to: Define harm reduction and the philosophy & principles behind it; Describe four primary components of harm reduction; Explain the signs and symptoms of opioid intoxication and poisoning. Explain harm reduction approaches as relates to opioid use disorder and current initiatives underway in Alberta. Assess for an opioid poisoning and respond […]

4. Pre-Webinar Clinical Notes and Referral Letter Submissions

Please submit a WORD documents, copying and pasting content from a recent (less than one months old), actual clinical note from your practice. Also submit a WORD document, copying and pasting the body part of a recent (less than one months old), referral letter you sent to a colleague. Contact ecme@ucalgary.ca if you encounter any issue when uploading your […]

Lesson 3: Critical Approaches to Practice

      In this lesson, you will learn to: Reflect on approaches to practice that are critical to promoting a positive breastfeeding experience Critical approaches to support a positive breastfeeding experience There are several approaches to practice that can help you to promote a positive breastfeeding experience. These approaches tend to be: rooted in […]

4. Three-month Post-training Reflective Activity Survey

After you have submitted your responses to this survey, you will find the ‘Print Your Certificate’ button available in the program overview page. It is your CME certificate for completion of the modules. To print or download the CME Certificate, click on the ‘Print Your Certificate’ button in the program overview page. You will see […]

Module 4: Professionalism

  You will learn to: Identify professionalism as a key competency for a practicing physician Explain the definition of professionalism with regard to clinicians’ duties within the multi dimensions of health care Indicate the resources for professional standards of practice in Alberta and Canada This module will take approximately 45 minutes to complete.

3. Advancing coaching excellence

We are excited to offer education about coaching in special settings, the topics under development are:  ➊ Coaching for Quality Improvement with a group ➋ Coaching for Surgical and Procedural skills ➌ Coaching for Competence   More information will be provided to you once they launch. 

Lesson 4: Breastfeeding safety issues and contraindications

In this lesson, you will learn to: Identify considerations for safe breastfeeding Identify when breastfeeding may be contraindicated and appropriate supportive follow-up care Identify resources that support informed feeding decisions for safe breastfeeding Click for reference list Click on the topic 1 below to start.

4. Elements of Clinical Process

Upon completion of this module, you will be equipped to: Apply the Flook Clinical Process model to clinical cases Accurately collect key history and focused physical exam data Order investigations to confirm or refute possible diagnoses Synthesize data to generate and justify a prioritized differential diagnosis which is revised when new information is available Understand […]

3. Ischemia and Infarction

  You will learn to: Recognize the ECG findings of myocardial ischemia and infarction, including the coronary territory and timing Identify some complications of myocardial infarction on the ECG Review the differential diagnosis of ECG findings that are similar or identical to ischemia and infarction  Handout In addition to on-screen display, you may download […]

4. Advise (Discuss and Understand)

  The key action Advise includes having discussions with women about weight gain using woman-centered care and reaching a level of mutual understanding. To increase the number of women who gain weight within the recommended ranges, it is critical to understand and use the Health Canada guidelines, but also to discuss them with women.  

Module 4: Professionalism

  By the end of this module, you will be able to: Identify professionalism as a key competency for a practicing physician Explain the definition of professionalism with regard to clinicians’ duties within the multi dimensions of health care Indicate the resources for professional standards of practice in Alberta and Canada

11. After the Webinar

You’ve attended the webinar, the second group learning activity of the Clinical Reasoning Course. The last course requirement includes one case exercise and two questionnaires.