Just before you start
Just before you start
Program Length:
90 minutes
Resources:
DOWNLOADABLE SLIDES. View the Program Materials tab for more information.
Credits:
This program is not accredited. Physicians may earn self-learning credits through active steps. View more information under the Credit Eligibility tab.
Target Audience:
Family physicians, specialists, allied health professionals, pharmacists
Program Length:
90 minutes
Resources:
DOWNLOADABLE SLIDES. View the Program Materials tab for more information.
Credits:
This program is not accredited. Physicians may earn self-learning credits through active steps. View more information under the Credit Eligibility tab.
Target Audience:
Family physicians, specialists, allied health professionals, pharmacists
Session 1:
• Identify cardiovascular risk factors and disease prevalence in Canadian South Asians.
• Explore culturally appropriate lifestyle modifications through diet and physical activity, as well as medical and surgical strategies for obesity management, to reduce cardiovascular risk.
Session 2:
• Apply a guideline-centric approach to cardiovascular risk management for primary and secondary prevention South Asian patients.
• Examine ethnic appropriate strategies for managing lipids, diabetes, CKD, antithrombotic therapy, and heart failure in the South Asian population.
• Summarize the cardiac and neurological complications of COVID in Ontario South Asians.
This program is NOT accredited.
Mainpro+ participants may earn certified credits by completing a Linking Learning Exercise.
Specialist participants may claim Section 2 credits (up to 2 credits per hour) following completion of a personal learning project (PLP) under Section 2: Self-Learning Activities within the MAINPORT ePortfolio.
Program slides:
This program was developed by the Canadian Collaborative Research Network, a not-for-profit physician organization. A PDF copy of the slides from this program are available for CCRN members from the CCRN website. Click the link below to be directed to the Resource Library.
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This program has been developed by the Canadian Collaborative Research Network, a not-for-profit physician organization, and was supported through an educational grant received from: