1.0 Mainpro+  

Target Audience: Family physicians in BC

1.0 MOC Section 3 credits

Target Audience: Specialists in BC

0.25 MOC Section 3 credits

Target Audience: Medical and surgical specialist physicians working in British Columbia. In particular, specialists that do not provide direct breastfeeding support but see women who may be breastfeeding.

0.75 MOC Section 3 credits

Target Audience: Specialists new to BC

1.25 Mainpro+ / MOC Section 3 credits

Target Audience: Family physicians, pharmacists, nurses, midwives, specialists, and other health professionals who provide care to patients at risk of pregnancy.

1.5 Mainpro+ / MOC Section 3 credits

Target Audience: International medical graduates, family physicians and specialists new to BC

0.5 Mainpro+ / MOC Section 3 credits

Target Audience: Family physicians and specialists new to practice in British Columbia. 

0.75 Mainpro+ / MOC Section 1 credits

Target Audience: Family physicians, specialists and other health care professionals in British Columbia involved in the health care of adult patients who are survivors of childhood cancer

1.5 Mainpro+ 

Target Audience: Family physicians and other health care professionals in British Columbia who provide care during the perinatal period.

1.0 Mainpro+ / MOC Section 3

Target Audience: Primary care providers and pediatricians

1.5 Mainpro+ / MOC Section 3 credits

Target Audience: Family physicians and family practice residents as well as any other interested immunization providers, e.g.: Public Health Nurses, Pharmacists, Registered Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Obstetricians, Pediatricians, Naturopathic doctors, and interested students.

1.0 Mainpro+ / MOC Section 3 credits

Target Audience: Family physicians, specialists, and other health professionals who prescribe pharmacological treatment.

1.0 Mainpro+ / MOC Section 3 credits

Target Audience: Family physicians, specialists, and other allied health providers

15.0 Mainpro+ / MOC Section 3 credits

Target Audience: Family physicians, specialists, nurses, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, and other healthcare practitioners involved in addiction care and treatment.

Please go to https://ubccpd.ca/course/addiction-care-and-treatment first, to register for the course and receive an enrolment key

Target Audience: Family physicians, midwives, nurses, obstetricians and students/residents in these disciplines.

Please go to ubccpd.ca/fhs-online-manual first to register for the course and receive an enrolment key

Target Audience: Registered midwives

15 Mainpro+ / MOC Section 1 credits 

Target Audience: Family physicians and specialists.

15 Mainpro+ / MOC Section 1 credits 

Target Audience: Family physicians and specialists.

Target Audience: Faculty and senior leadership on search committees at UBC.

MCCQE Part 2 Preparation Course

This page contains presentation content and resources from the MCCQE Part 2 Preparation Course.

0.5 Mainpro+ credits

Target Audience: Family physicians

0.5 Mainpro+ credits

Target Audience: Family physicians

0.5 Mainpro+ credits

Target Audience: Family physicians

0.75 Mainpro+ credits

Target Audience: Family physicians

1.0 Mainpro+ credits

Target Audience: Family physicians

1.5 Mainpro+ credits

Target Audience: Family physicians

0.5 Mainpro+ credits

Target Audience: Family physicians

0.75 Mainpro+ credits

Target Audience: Family physicians, MOAs

Surgical First Assist in Obstetrics Online Learning

Target Audience: Family Physicians, Midwives, Physician Assistants, and Residents.

Target Audience: Physicians enrolled in the Internal Medicine Point of Care Ultrasound Faculty Workshop

Target Audience: Family physician graduates of the Practice Ready Assessment - British Columbia (PRA-BC) Fall 2017 Program

Target Audience: Rural residents enrolled in the Hands-On Ultrasound Education course

Point of Care Ultrasound for First & Third Trimester Pregnancies

Up to 27.0 Mainpro+ (3 cr/hr) / 9.0 MOC Section 1

Target Audience: Rural Physicians and Midwives who provide obstetrical care to patients

Practice Survival Skills 2019 Online Syllabus

All conference materials and any available speaker presentations will be made available for registered conference participants until September 30, 2019. 
This site will be updated with additional content as we receive it. 
Note that some presenters have elected not to share their presentation slides. 
Presentations are for personal use only and should not be copied or distributed without author permission.

The 4th Annual UBC heart failure symposium will take place June 7th and 8th at the Sheraton Wall Center in Vancouver, British Columbia. Coming off the resounding success of our 3rd annual symposium in 2018, we are excited to bring new topics and more interactive sessions to this year’s symposium. The over-all theme of the symposium will be Contemporary Care of HF.

Once again, the symposium will begin with a Friday evening session co-sponsored by the Canadian Heart Failure Society and Cardiac Services BC. The theme for this session will be the Interplay between Heart Failure and Arrhythmias. The themes for the Saturday sessions will be ‘Streamlining HF Care in BC’ and Recent Advances in HF Care. As previously, there will be numerous workshops that attendees can attend based on their interest.

We continue to target a diverse audience including, general practitioners, internists, cardiologists, nurses, allied health providers as well astrainees.

The BC Substance Use Conference 2019 is the first annual conference hosted by the BC Centre on Substance Use, bringing together key stakeholders from around the province to discuss provincial efforts to treat and care for people with substance use disorders. This three day event will include research, education, and clinical care guidance presentations and workshops across several topics within substance use including opioid, alcohol, and cannabis use disorders.

The Canadian Collaborative Mental Health Care Conference aims to advance collaborative practice in mental health care in primary care and community settings. Our scope includes intra- and interprofessional collaboration, as well as collaboration with clients and caregivers. We value multiple forms of knowledge and ‘evidence’ including scientific knowledge, pragmatic knowledge of front line healthcare providers and administrators, and experiential knowledge of people using mental health  services, and throughout the conference we seek to promote dialogue between these different perspectives.

           BC OBESITY SUMMIT ONLINE SYLLABUS

All conference materials and any available presentations will be made available for registered conference participants until July 31, 2019. This site will be updated with additional content as we receive it. Presentations and materials are for personal use only and should not be copied or distributed without author permission.

The PEARL Conference (Pediatric Endocrinology Association for Research and Learning) is an annual meeting of Northwest Pediatric Endocrinologists and allied health. Because of our size, our meeting can be less formal and more interactive.

Our next meeting is Mar 15–16, 2019 at the SFU Segal Centre in Vancouver BC, and is sponsored by the Faculty of Medicine of the University of British Columbia. We will have one or two invited speakers to address various topics of interests to Pediatric Endocrinologists (staff and fellows), Pediatric Endocrine and Diabetes Nurses and Nurse Practitioners, and related allied health professionals. The rest of the program generally consists of interesting clinical cases or brief research updates from our attendees.

The mission of the Whistler Anesthesiology Summit is to deliver the highest standard in educational updates, covering all aspects of anesthesia care. Using various educational formats, we encourage participant interaction with the national and international leaders in anesthesia in order to promote excellence in anesthesia care, all in one of the most beautiful settings in the world. 

This comprehensive three-day review course (Thu-Sat) offers an update of knowledge central to the practice of family medicine in both rural and urban settings. Committed to addressing everyday practical issues, speakers present equally on current and special areas of concern to the primary health care professional.

To complement a morning of group lectures, afternoons include a series of elective interactive workshops which allow conference attendees to customize their learning experience.

This course is aimed at addressing new treatment approaches, new technology and  continuing to develop a BC Pediatric Diabetes Network with the objective of standardizing pediatric diabetes care across the province.

This course is specifically designed as a refresher course for General Practitioner Anesthetists. The morning didactic lectures will cover a wide range of topics which were chosen to respond to the needs of FPs practicing anesthesia in smaller communities. The afternoon workshops will give participants an opportunity to practice hands-on skills.

Part the CME on the Run series: set of 6 conferences Oct 5, 2018, Nov 30, 2018, Jan 25, 2019, Mar 1, 2019, Apr 12, 2019 & May 10, 2019 on Friday afternoons 1300-1700, at VGH Vancouver and many BC videoconference sites.

Part the CME on the Run series: set of 6 conferences Oct 5, 2018, Nov 30, 2018, Jan 25, 2019, Mar 1, 2019, Apr 12, 2019 & May 10, 2019 on Friday afternoons 1300-1700, at VGH Vancouver and many BC videoconference sites.

The Division of Immunology and Allergy at St. Paul's Hospital, the Division of Immunolog and Allergy at BC Children's Hospital and UBC CPD present this popular conference for family physicians. The robust agenda captures the most common allergy and immunology issues faced by family physicians in a clinical setting. Participants will hear from leaders in the field on such topics as food allergy, drug allergy, immunodeficiency, and asthma. 

A wide range of interesting talks by great speakers, covering all types of pharmacological interventions in complex areas that affect people with mental health problems. This conference provides an opportunity to hear from and interact with psychiatrists, pharmacists and physicians from clinical and academic settings who manage these issues on a daily basis.

The UBC Department of Psychiatry and UBC CPD will provide a one day update for psychiatrists, psychologists, primary care physicians and other mental health care professionals on important  psychiatric topics.  All presentations will be very practical and relevant to daily medical practice. A conference not to missed by those health care professionals working in mental health. 

The BC Rural Health Conference is hosted by RCCbc and supported by the JSC. This event offers accredited learning (sessional and hands-on workshops) about topics involving rural medicine, emergency medicine, wilderness medicine, and physician resiliency. Designed by rural physicians, this event is facilitated and taught by BC physicians and provides practitioners with the opportunity to share knowledge, update and/or learn new skills, and to discuss cases within a larger group to facilitate learning and support.

This one and a half day conference was planned with the Primary Care Physician in mind and will endeavour to provide education in dermatology focusing on practical diagnosis and management. The conference format has been very successful and will continue unchanged with a mixture of 30 minute plenary lectures and small group interactive sessions. The interactive case discussions on the last afternoon are very popular and provide participants the opportunity to share experiences and to question the experts. 

6th Annual BC Obesity Summit

ONLINE SYLLABUS 

All conference materials and any available speaker presentations will be made available for registered conference participants until July 30, 2018. This site will be updated with additional content as we receive it. Speaker presentations are for personal use only and should not be copied or distributed without author permission.

Please note that any presentation slides not adhering to UBC Copyright guidelines have been removed; they will be visible during the live presentations.

The BC Rural Health Conference (formally RECC) is hosted by RCCbc and supported by the JSC. This event offers accredited learning (sessional and hands-on workshops) about topics involving rural medicine, emergency medicine, wilderness medicine, and physician resiliency. Designed by rural physicians, this event is facilitated and taught by BC physicians and provides practitioners with the opportunity to share knowledge, update and/or learn new skills, and to discuss cases within a larger group to facilitate learning and support.

20th UBC RESPIRATORY MEDICINE UPDATE
14TH HOT TOPICS IN CARDIOLOGY

ONLINE SYLLABI 

All conference materials and any available speaker presentations will be made available for registered conference participants until May 30, 2018. This site will be updated with additional content as we receive it. Speaker presentations are for personal use only and should not be copied or distributed without author permission.

Delegates have access to course materials for BOTH conferences through this site. 

Medical Disorders in Pregnancy is designed for practitioners that deal with the management of disorders in pregnant patients. This accredited event will provide a focused, expert review of common medical conditions in pregnancy and will provide practical strategies for their management.

Practical Ophthalmology for the ER Physician

ONLINE SYLLABUS 

All conference materials and any available speaker presentations will be made available for registered conference participants until June 30, 2018. This site will be updated with additional content as we receive it. Speaker presentations are for personal use only and should not be copied or distributed without author permission.

Please note that any presentation slides not adhering to UBC Copyright guidelines have been removed; they will be visible during the live presentations.

This course is specifically designed as a refresher course for General Practitioner Anesthetists. The morning didactic lectures will cover a wide range of topics which were chosen to respond to the needs of FPs practicing anesthesia in smaller communities. The afternoon workshops will give participants an opportunity to practice hands-on skills.

This four day intensive course offers a unique small group learning opportunity for practitioners who wish to gain practical skills to take back to their communities. The days will include presentations from UBC faculty experts, case based discussions, interactive polls, self-reflection quizzes, and hands-on workshops.