Family Medicine Resources
LearnFM is the shared Canadian curriculum in family medicine and has a wide variety of resources to support learning in FM. Particularly relevant for pivoting curriculum in time of pandemic is its series of open-access clinical-reasoning patient microcases. All accessible through www.learnfm.ca.
The College of Family Physicians of Canada has a repository of on-line tools and resources to help FM educators, including a new COVID-19 Educational Resource.
Curated by Cathy MacLean, this is an annotated listing of family medicine resources for learners.
This study guide was created to provide family medicine residents with a concise and comprehensive resource for the management of concussion. It is a compilation of the most relevant sections and algorithms from current concussion guidelines and resources. The end of the guide also provides other resources for concussion training that can be used to suit different learning styles.
The competency-based learning objectives of this curriculum are as follows:
To recognize that concussion is a clinical diagnosis with specific diagnostic criteria and to rule out other co-morbidities.
To manage acute and chronic non-complex concussion symptoms and return to activities
To utilize resources and initiate referrals early for complex concussion cases