Podcasts on the 99 priority topics for family medicine residents

“first-contact access for each new need; long-term person- (not disease-) focused care; comprehensive care for most health needs; and coordinated care when it must be sought

Approximately 90% of family medicine residents from 3 Canadian universities indicated they would order the appropriate screening tests for 38-year-old and 55-year-old female and

used, time spent on various learning modalities, location of where the learning activities took place, resources used for self-study, and how the topic to be learned

Objective To determine the effect of the presence of family medicine residents on the use of laboratory and imaging investigations in a rural emergency department (ED).. Design

Of the 7 CanMEDS-FM roles, the role of scholar clearly identifies that family physicians “facilitate the education of their stu- dents, patients, colleagues, and others.” 15

1 Based largely on the work of the Educating Future Physicians of Ontario 2,3 and the Canadian Medical Education Directives for Specialists (CanMEDS) projects, 4,5 CanMEDS-FM is

However, in relation to being prepared to deal with less common life-threatening emergencies, in 2010, fewer residents reported having received the skills or

Two expert groups used a modified Delphi consensus process to analyze responses and generate 2 basic components of this definition of competence: first, the problems that a