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Infection Prevention & Control (IPAC) Online Course

Fall 2026: September 28, 2026 - February 21, 2027

Queen's Infection Prevention & Control Online PD Course is a fully online program 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. Over 20 years our thousands of learners have helped keep this course innovative and relevant. Learn More

Dermatology Day

Tue. Oct. 20 | 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM | Downtown Kingston

Two Complementary Programs — One Day of Learning. Register for One or Both! This day is dedicated to dermatology, featuring two separate programs tailored for primary care providers. Whether you’re looking to build hands-on procedural skills or stay current on clinical dermatology topics, you can choose to attend one or both sessions. Learn more or Register

Educating Family Physicians in Palliative Care

Nov 19-22 | Kingston, ON

The Educating Family Physicians in Palliative Care program returns this fall for an intensive four-day learning experience designed to equip family physicians—and now, a limited number of nurse practitioners—with practical, compassionate, and comprehensive palliative care skills. Rooted in practical, case-based learning, this program covers core aspects of palliative care.

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Pediatrics Update

Wed. Nov. 25 | 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Downtown Kingston

Stay current in pediatric care—this practical half-day program designed for healthcare professionals caring for children and adolescents. Through focused, case-based sessions, expert faculty will address common pediatric concerns frequently encountered in primary and specialty care, with an emphasis on assessment, early recognition, management strategies, and referral decisions.

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Allergy Symposium

Wed. Nov. 25 | 12:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Location: Downtown Kingston

Join us for the 10th Annual Allergy Symposium—an engaging half-day program designed to equip primary care providers with practical, evidence-based approaches to diagnosing and managing common allergic conditions. This milestone event brings together leading experts to translate evolving guidelines and emerging therapies into real-world clinical practice.

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Fri Sept 18 & Fri Oct 9 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET
Location: Zoom Webinars

Short, practical, and evidence-grounded, these free one-hour webinars focus on clinical takeaways and conclude with a Q&A for real-time discussion.

Session 1 - Sept 18: Multiple Myeloma - Diagnosis, Symptom Support, and Treatment - including an introduction to CAR T cell therapy and bispecifics

Presented by Dr. Bethany Monteith

At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

Recognize myeloma red flags and initiate appropriate testing and referral. (Medical Expert, Health Advocate)
Explain how contemporary myeloma therapies affect primary care. (Medical Expert, Scholar)
Identify and escalate urgent treatment-related complications. (Medical Expert, Collaborator, Professional)
Coordinate safe, patient-centred care with the hematology team. (Communicator, Collaborator, Leader)

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Session 2 - Oct 9: Ironing Out The Details: The Why, When, What, and How on Iron

Presented by: Dr. Jeannie Callum

Identify when to screen patients for iron deficiency. (Medical Expert, Health Advocate, Scholar)
Select appropriate tests for iron deficiency and interpret assay results. (Medical Expert, Scholar, Communicator)
Develop an approach to effectively prescribe oral iron. (Medical Expert, Communicator, Collaborator)
Determine when IV iron or red blood cell transfusion is indicated. (Medical Expert, Collaborator, Communicator)

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Free Virtual Series | Four Session Recordings

From diagnostic tools and care planning to scribes and scheduling — AI is reshaping how medicine is practised. This free four-session virtual series gives clinicians, educators, and health leaders a practical, evidence-informed foundation: what works, what to watch out for, and how to lead in a rapidly changing environment. This series is brought to you by the collaboration of Ontario CPD Offices.

May 20 Session Learning Objectives:

Describe current clinical use cases of AI in diagnosis, treatment planning, documentation, and operations, including where evidence is strong versus emerging. [Medical Expert/Family Medicine Expert]
Apply a basic risk and governance lens to AI use in clinical settings, including privacy, data residency, and consent versus disclosure. [Leader]
Formulate practical adoption questions that surface benefit, risk, equity, and evaluation needs for local AI use. [Health Advocate]

June 9 Session Learning Objectives:

Explain how diagnostic AI tools are developed, validated, and deployed in clinical workflows, including common failure modes that affect patient safety. [Medical Expert/Family Medicine Expert]
Appraise a diagnostic AI claim using appropriate performance metrics, comparators, and clinical context. [Scholar]
Discuss diagnostic AI use with patients and colleagues in a way that addresses uncertainty, bias, and oversight. [Communicator]

June 15 Session Learning Objectives:

Compare care-focused AI applications based on their impact on timeliness, safety, and care experience. [Medical Expert/Family Medicine Expert]
Identify ethical, legal, and practical considerations in AI-supported care decisions, including accountability and patient rights. [Professional]
Identify what successful integration of AI in care workflows looks like [Leader, Advocate]

June 25 Session Learning Objectives:

Differentiate administrative AI tools from clinical decision tools based on their effects on workflow, burnout risk, and continuity of care. [Medical Expert/Family Medicine Expert]
Evaluate the appropriateness of adopting an administrative AI tool in a specific context using value, cost, privacy, and feasibility criteria. [Leader]
Communicate safe-use expectations for administrative AI with learners and team members, including verification practices and boundaries of use. [Collaborator]

Infectious Disease Series

Free Access to Recordings

Building on the success of last year’s HIV+STI Symposium, Queen’s Health Sciences CPD delivered a new three-part webinar series that delved into urgent and emerging issues in infectious disease. Designed for healthcare professionals across disciplines, these sessions feature leading experts offering practical insights on HIV, STIs, and related topics. The series received an overwhelming response, and the recordings are readily accessible for viewing. Learn More or Register

36th Annual Therapeutics Day

Wed., Feb. 25, 2026 | Kingston, ON

Unlock insights on menopause, mental health, and hormone therapies, and learn how to integrate the latest evidence-based treatments into your clinical practice!

Join us to separate fact from fiction on trending wellness topics and discover innovative approaches—from psychedelics to exercise and supplements—that will transform patient care.

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CPD Double Feature

Wednesday, February 12, 2025

This popular Double-Feature program will include the 35th Annual Therapeutics program in the morning and the 17th Annual Metamorphosis program in the afternoon. An Educational Event for Primary Care Providers and Interprofessional Colleagues.

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Indigenous Health Day - Understanding, Respecting, & Transforming Care

Jun. 17, 2026 | Kingston, ON

A dedicated, full-day learning experience focused on advancing culturally safe, respectful, and responsive health care for Indigenous Peoples. Grounded in Indigenous perspectives and lived experience, this program invites health professionals to deepen their understanding of the historical and ongoing impacts of colonialism, systemic racism, and inequity on Indigenous health outcomes.

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CPD O'Clock: Timely Topics of Importance to Practice

October 2023 - June 2024
Monthly Online Series

Registration is ongoing! Join us monthly to explore topics related to oral health, gastroenterology, cardiology, frailty, insomnia and more. Next Session: June 12, 2024: Introduction to Trauma-Informed Care - Dr. Rosemary Wilson

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Infectious Disease Symposium - HIV, STIs and More

Jun. 4, 2026 | Kingston, ON

Clinical experts, public health leaders, and frontline providers will offer a focused, forward-looking exploration of infectious disease challenges and innovations. Through a mix of plenary sessions, applied case discussions, and concise technical “Quick Hits,” attendees will take away concrete tools to strengthen prevention, diagnosis, and patient-centered management in everyday practice.

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Hematology Insights: Approaches to Aplastic Anemia and Multiple Myeloma

Tuesday, September 24 | 12:00 PM
Online Synchronous Session

Unlock the mysteries of hematological conditions with our free online session, where Drs. Janique Dyba, Oksana Motalo, and Bethany Monteith will delve into the complexities of aplastic anemia and multiple myeloma.

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Infection Prevention & Control Online PD Course

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Foundations in Health Quality Improvement

This six-module professional development course is designed for healthcare professionals who want to drive meaningful change in their practice. Created for current and aspiring leaders, FHQI offers a pathway to advance your role in quality improvement, patient-centered care, and team-based safety practices.

Our registration system is currently down for maintenance. Please visit us on Tuesday, August 4, to complete your registration.

Identification and Management of CRS and ICANS

Identify early warning signs, initiate timely and appropriate interventions, and optimize care. Can you identify life-threatening conditions caused by some immunotherapies that demand rapid, informed clinical action? Enroll now to be ready for these high-stakes scenarios and ensure your patients receive timely, evidence-based care.

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Evolving Hemophilia Treatment Landscape and Novel Approaches

Explore the current treatment landscape for hemophilia, including an introduction to Hemophilia A and B. Review traditional therapies, examine the challenges associated with these treatments, and discuss the key reasons driving the development of new therapeutic approaches.

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Increasing Access and Shared Decision-making in Hemophilia Treatment

Develop tools for personalized care of hemophilia patients and facilitate shared decision making between patients and healthcare providers. You’ll learn how to integrate this powerful change in paradigm for optimal care of patients with hemophilia and their families.

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Multiple Myeloma: Primary Care Management and Referral Course

This professional development course delves deep into the world of abnormal plasma cells, exploring their role in our immune system and the creation of monoclonal proteins, or M-proteins. Understand the increasing prevalence of this condition and its correlation with an aging population and advances in therapeutic strategies. For a limited time, enrollment for this course is complimentary.

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Multiple Myeloma Immunotherapy: Foundation, Optimal Management, and Interprofessional Collaboration

This professional development course explores BCMA-targeted therapies for relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma, covering treatment mechanisms, toxicity management, and interprofessional collaboration. Includes a free Patient Journey Guide to support patients and caregivers. Limited free enrollment available.

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Foundations in Health Quality Improvement

On-Demand Course

This six-module professional development course, appropriate for all health professionals, starts with introductory terminology and concepts, but before you know it, you’ll be able to do fishbone diagrams and Pareto charts, look at the composition of high-performance teams, design systems for safety, and describe approaches to change management.

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AI in Healthcare: Mastering the Essentials

On-Demand Course

This seven-module professional development course, focuses on fundamental Artificial Intelligence concepts and ethics, while providing deeper perspectives for those eager to attain a comprehensive understanding of how AI works. Learn how to navigate AI's vast potential, understand its applications, and make informed decisions that will set you apart in your field.

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Insomnia Interventions: First-Line Treatment for Insomnia in Primary Care

On-Demand Course

By engaging with interactive, on-demand modules and FAQ resources, you'll not only understand the science behind CBT-I but also discover how to guide your patients in utilizing these techniques to reverse chronic insomnia and enjoy the enduring advantages of restful sleep, free from the reliance on sleep medications.

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Culture, Ethics, & Safety Training

On-Demand Course

Prepare to work with marginalized communities locally, nationally, and internationally. Gain new understandings and revise past learning with tools and approaches to being a positive contributor to the health and wellbeing of communities you work with.

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Introduction to Health Professions Education

On-Demand Course

This 12-module certificate program introduces you to Health Professions Education, a specific branch of adult education that integrates an interprofessional collaborative practice lens, with inclusive instructional design, constructive alignment practices, and deep learning engagement practice.

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