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Canadian Medical Education Journal 2019 - Eight ways to get a grip on implementing mindfulness sessions in medical schools - Tatiana Rac, Anita Chakravarti
Saskatchewan Medical Association CME fund
Practice Enhancement Program (PEPSask)
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan (CPSS) Continuing Medical Education Standards
Canadian Medical Association (Joule)
Canadian Medical Protective Association Education & Events
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Continuing Professional Development
College of Family Physicians of Canada Continuing Professional Development , CFPC
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American Academy of Family Physicians Continuing Medical Education
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American Academy of Family Physicians
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College of Family Physicians of Canada Self Learning
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RCPSC bulk transcript form (attached)
American Academy of Family Physicians Self-Study
Spectrum MD
The Saskatchewan Health Authority’s Antimicrobial Stewardship Program (Saskatoon Area) is happy to announce that Spectrum MD is now live for Saskatoon! Spectrum MD is a mobile application designed to help healthcare workers optimize antimicrobial prescribing and minimize antimicrobial resistance.
Our version currently carries over 20 clinical guidelines and pathways (with more to come!) as well as customized and tailored information regarding our antibiotic formulary, antibiograms and local resistance patterns. The fantastic part is that all of this information is available in one novel app-based platform. Evidence-based clinical practice guidelines and complex decision support is all integrated and now easily accessible in your pocket!
Our mobile app is free for all healthcare workers to download and incorporate into clinical practice. We received funding to provide this mobile app to healthcare workers through a University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine Research Award for an eighteen-month period.
Our clinical pathways were designed with input from local experts in Infectious Diseases, Microbiology and Pharmacy and with input from our local Antibiotic Usage Subcommittee. Spectrum MD has thus far been adopted by Alberta Health Services, Providence Health Care, Fraser Health, CHEO, IWK Health Centre, UCLA Health and many others.
Spectrum MD is available to download for free to your mobile device through the Apple App Store or Google Play. Please visit http://spectrum.md/saskatoon for more information.