Family physicians living within the areas of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington, Hastings, Prince Edward, Lanark, Leeds and Grenville, Northumberland, Haliburton, Peterborough, Victoria, and Durham are eligible to participate.
Department of Medicine faculty will present cases that required radical and interprofessional collaboration to solve the medical mystery and help the patient.
This half-day program will explore topics such as approaches to cardio renal syndrome, red flags in delirium and complications from the medical treatment of cancer.
A diverse group of speakers discuss frontline personal stories of triumph, struggle, reflection, sorrow, and joy as a means to create a community of shared vulnerability and connectivity.
This CPD synthesis project of Dr. Jane Philpott and OPDES has an ever-growing number of modules on a wide range of healthcare topics to keep you up to date.
This program, developed by interprofessional planning committees, is built for independent health professionals and interprofessional health teams.
Through this online professional development course's interactive, on-demand modules and FAQ resource, you will not only learn about the science behind Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia, but how you can help your patients use these techniques so they can reverse their chronic insomnia and experience the long-term benefits of sound sleep without sleep medications.
Culture, Ethics, & Safety Training prepares you for working with marginalized communities locally, nationally, and internationally. It provides effective pre-departure and immersion professional development that positions learners and practicing professionals for success.
All health professionals and health professions trainees are welcome to register.
Queen's Infection Prevention & Control Online Professional Development Course is a fully online program with interactive content for health professionals who are new to or are about to enter into the practice of IPAC. This course will introduce learners to the practice of IPAC and increase participants’ knowledge and skills for managing the prevention & control of infections & disease.