Program Length:
15 minutes x 4
Resources:
PROGRAM HANDOUTS AVAILABLE.
View the Program Materials tab to download.
Credits:
This program has CFPC Mainpro+® accreditation. See the Credit Eligibility tab for more information.
Program Length:
15 minutes x 4
Resources:
PROGRAM HANDOUTS AVAILABLE.
View the Program Materials tab to download.
Credits:
This program has CFPC Mainpro+® accreditation. See the Credit Eligibility tab for more information.
This program was developed by the Canadian Collaborative Research Network.
Program Description:
This series of four podcasts addresses primary care perspectives regarding the management of the patient recently discharged following an MI or ACS.
PODCAST 1 - Cardiac Risk and Chronic Disease Management in Primary Care
RELEASE DATE: June 15, 2022
Moderator: Dr. Milan Gupta
Guest Speaker: Dr. Vivien Brown
Learning Objectives
PODCAST 2 - Clinician Self-Reflection and Cardiac Risk Reduction
RELEASE DATE: July 13, 2022
Moderator: Dr. Milan Gupta
Guest Speaker: Dr. Neil Naik
Learning Objectives
PODCAST 3 - Lipids Targets and Thresholds
RELEASE DATE: August 17, 2022
Moderator: Dr. Milan Gupta
Guest Speaker: Dr. Robert Hegele
Learning Objectives
PODCAST 4 - Family Physicians Drive Successful Cardiac Outcomes
RELEASE DATE: September 14, 2022
Moderator: Dr. Milan Gupta
Guest Speaker: Dr. Peter Lin
Learning Objectives
This 1-credit-per-hour Self-Learning program has been certified by the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the Ontario Chapter for up to 0.25 Mainpro+® credits.
Download program materials:
Podcast 1 - Cardiac Risk and Chronic Disease Management in Primary Care
(Guest Speaker: Dr. Vivien Brown)
Podcast 2 - Clinician Self-Reflection and Cardiac Risk Reduction
COMING SOON - (Guest Speaker: Dr. Neil Naik)
Podcast 3 - Lipids, Targets and Thresholds
COMING SOON - (Guest Speaker: Dr. Robert Hegele)
Podcast 4 - Family Physicians Drive Sucessful Cardiac Outcomes
COMING SOON - (Guest Speaker: Dr. Peter Lin)
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: