Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://openlibrary-repo.ecampusontario.ca/jspui/handle/123456789/1404
Title: Addressing socially accountable primary care curriculum gaps
Authors: Lewis, Denice
Muggah, Liz
Bair, Lissa
Anawati, Michelle
Ge, Yipeng
Outbih, Oussama
Wooltorton, Eric
Lee, Rachelle
Asiya Rolston
Jenny Stodola
Douglas, Delia
Andrade, Maydianne
Archibald, Douglas
Beggs, Kyrielea
Funnell, Sarah Minwanimad
Nixon, Stephanie
Oandasan, Ivy
Tan, Amy
Ubangha, Lovelyn
Whiting, Sharon
Harewood, Adrian
Duval, Marisa
Martchenkov, Pavel
Sasovska, Oksana
Willes, Amelia
Chartrand, Chad
Xavier, Jusley
El Achkar, Ali
Maksimovic, Stefan
Rawley, Andrea
Puncher, Jeffrey
Keywords: Long-term care
Anti-Racism
Social Accountability
Issue Date: 28-Feb-2022
Publisher: Department of Family Medicine, University of Ottawa
Abstract: Through a series of 5 modules, this new programme addresses areas of identified gaps in the existing post graduate family medicine curriculum from the lens of social accountability. The two areas of e-learning curriculum development are 1) anti-racist approaches to primary care medicine to better serve racialized members of Canadian society, in particular those of Indigenous origins and 2) developing competence in providing primary care in a long-term care setting.
URI: https://openlibrary-repo.ecampusontario.ca/jspui/handle/123456789/1404
Other Identifiers: c51d6139-2778-4b1d-ad4e-a668b293759c
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Module 1-5_STORY.zip%%dl%% Zip File (STORY Files)99.15 MBzipView/Open
M1 Understanding Race and Racism in Canadian Healthcare.zip%%dl%% SCORM 1.229.14 MBzipView/Open
M2- Race, Society and Healthcare.zip%%dl%% SCORM 1.210.93 MBzipView/Open
M3- Racism As a Social Determinant of Health.zip%%dl%% SCORM 1.28.96 MBzipView/Open
M4- Anti-Racism Faculty Development Primer.zip%%dl%% SCORM 1.212.97 MBzipView/Open
M5- Understanding Long Term Care in Ontario.zip%%dl%% SCORM 1.215.77 MBzipView/Open


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