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Indigenous Canada is a 12-lesson Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) from the Faculty of Native Studies that explores Indigenous histories and contemporary issues in Canada. From an Indigenous perspective, this course explores key issues facing Indigenous peoples today from a historical and critical perspective highlighting national and local Indigenous-settler relations. Topics for the 12 lessons include the fur trade and other exchange relationships, land claims and environmental impacts, legal systems and rights, political conflicts and alliances, Indigenous political activism, and contemporary Indigenous life, art and its expressions.

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Topics Covered

• The fur trade and other exchange relationships

• Land claims and environmental impacts

• Legal systems and rights

• Political conflicts and alliances

• Indigenous political activism

• Contemporary Indigenous life, art and its expressions.

Course Format

• Delivery: Online
• Level: Beginner
• Commitment: 12 weeks of study, 2—3 hours/week

This course consists of twelve modules, each with a series of:

• video lectures
• a set of course notes and course glossary
• and required and recommended readings.

CEMO is a CPD Outreach program for rural physicians and Emergency Department teams. We've been operating continuously since 2008. The program is fully accredited. We  have developed needs-based education for rural teams in the area surrounding Ottawa as well as Iqaluit. CEMO can offer valuable CPD programs to your members across Canada. 

Visit the CEMO website:  CEMOttawa.ca

We offer CEMO Virtual, as well as Onsite (case-based group learning), Simulation, and POCUS program formats to suit all needs. Dates are ongoing.

CEMO’s Overall Program Goal is to update knowledge and skills in Emergency Medicine. We offer tailored, practical, and team-based continuing professional development. We want to empower you to manage cases in your community emergency department with confidence and to safely transfer patients when needed.

CEMO Brings evidence-based and best-practice education. Most importantly, our needs assessment process means that we tailor sessions to your needs. Not a one-size-fits-all program!

Learn together with your ED team. CEMO brings your team of doctors, nurses and pharmacists together to learn and problem-solve. You’ll gain practical solutions to clinical care challenges to apply in your department.

CEMO Speakers are University of Ottawa emergency physicians with academic expertise and a community-friendly outlook.

5 module online course – Learn at your own pace

https://caep.ca/cpd-courses/disaster-preparedness-in-healthcare/

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CONTACT  CBT Canada
PO Box 852, Station A
Toronto, ON  M5W 1G3
(877) 466-8228
info@cbt.ca

One of our R&R presenters, Dr. Yogi Sehgal, received such wonderful feedback that we asked him to present his talk as a webinar. If you missed it in person, he'll deliver the session as part of our new Rural Reach webinar series, allowing you to enjoy it from the comfort of your home or office.

"Entertaining as always. I make sure to attend his talks as they are always great fun, and I learn something new every year!" - Anonymous.

Please note, this is not an accredited event.

Free for SRPC Members / $50 for General Admission

Date: Thursday, July 18, 2024
Time: 8:00 p.m. (Eastern Time)
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Location: Zoom - The link will be in the confirmation email

Can't make it live? No worries! The session will be recorded and shared with registered attendees. 

Event Description:

This talk is resurrected from the ashes of COVID-19 with a new slew of papers that will hopefully pique the audience’s curiosity and inform practice in various aspects of primary care and emergency medicine, hopefully with the right mix for rural practice.

Learning Objectives:

• To review several new studies on unusual topics.
• To help you put the evidence in practice.
• To do it all with a bit of fun interaction.
  

Presenter: Dr. Yogi Sehgal CCFP (EM)

Yogi Sehgal was born and raised in Ottawa.  He completed undergrad and Medical School in Ottawa (way back in 1996) and completed a Rural Family Medicine residency in Northwestern Ontario in 1998 via McMaster’s Family Medicine North program (which is now part of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine).  He started out doing rural medicine locums in various parts of Ontario and BC, settling in Sioux Lookout, in Northwestern Ontario from 2000 to 2010, doing a full-service practice, including Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Obstetrics, Stress Testing and more.  Relocating to Fredericton in 2010 with his wife, Lynne, who is a nurse practitioner,  he started as a family physician at the Centre de Santé Noreen-Richard, improving access to health care for the francophone population of the Fredericton region, while doing part-time Emergency Medicine.  In 2014, after the birth of his second child, he switched to full time Emergency Medicine and received the Certificate of Added Competence in Emergency Medicine from the College of Family Physicians of Canada in 2019.  He is now the father of three kids:  Ori, Kéo and Talika, ages 10, 9 and 7.

His special interests include Evidence-Based Medicine, advocacy, music, hockey, cross country skiing and reading among other things.  He also has been doing the physician scheduling for the Emergency Department in Fredericton and Oromocto, so has been acutely aware of and involved in the current physician and nursing shortages.  He looks forward to retiring one day, but in the mean time, would like to have a functional health care system to attend to his family and his community when needed…