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MOC SECTION 1
MAINPRO M1
ORIENTATION CONFERENCE
FOR INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL GRADUATES
ON THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS OF BC’S PROVISIONAL REGISTER
OCT 17 & 18, 2014
UBC ROBSON SQUARE
800 ROBSON STREET
VANCOUVER, BC
This two day course is for International Medical Graduates who are currently placed on the College
of Physicians and Surgeons of BC’s Provisional Register.
Upon completion of the conference, participants will be able to:
• Describe the model of care for practice in BC
• Identify services from provincial professional associations
• Recognize the terms and conditions associated with the College’s Provisional Register
• Evaluate the ethical and professional standards required of BC physicians
• Describe billing and documentation systems utilized in BC
• Access clinical and educational resources
Partner Organizations:
• UBC CPD
• The College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC
UBC CPD gratefully acknowledges the support of the Rural Coordination Centre of BC (RCCbc) and the
financial contribution of the Joint Standing Committee on Rural Issues (JSC) in the delivery of BC-PIP .
www.ubccpd.ca
FRI OCT 17, 2014
0730
Breakfast & Registration
0800
Opening Remarks & Welcome
0815
Culture Shock and the IMG Experience
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0900
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1045
Discuss BC resources/programs relevant to family and specialty practice
Discuss key BC Resources that are essential for clinical practice
Review contact information
Dr. Sandra Lee
Identify when doctors should incorporate
Identify who is a good candidate for incorporation
Appraise the costs involved with incorporation
Provide financial advice for new practicing physicians
Dr. Manfred Purtzki
MSP Audit
What is an MSP audit?
What might trigger an audit?
What are the most common audit issues?
What should you do if you are audited?
Dr. Ron Warneboldt
Online Resources for Clinical Practice
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1230
Dr. Tracy Monk
Incorporation & Business Management
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1145
Identify national and provincial organizations relevant to IMGs and what
they do
Discuss what question you should ask and what situations you should
avoid
Review contact information
Nutritional Break
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1115
Dr. Chris Outram
BC Resources You Should Know About/Tips and Tricks for Practicing in
BC
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1015
Define culture, race, and ethnicity
Discuss causes and review strategies for surviving the initial culture
shock
Explore strengths and review challenges for IMGs when beginning their
careers in Canada
Alphabet Soup: Doctors of BC, Divisions of FP, BCCFP, CFPC, Royal
College, Health Authorities, Pathways
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0945
Dr. Todd Sorokan
Describe relevant and accessible online resources for medical practice
Utilize specific online resources in practice to enhance patient care and
streamline office management
Network with colleagues to seek and provide advice and experience
mentorship related the use of online resources in practice
Lunch (included, grouped by Health Authorities)
Dr. Bruce Hobson
FRI OCT 17, 2014 CONT’D
Concurrent Sessions (choose 1 of 3)
1330
Aboriginal Health
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Describe the diversity among Aboriginal Peoples in BC
Recognize the connection between sociohistorical practices towards Aboriginal
Peoples and resultant health and intergenerational health outcomes
Describe the social determinants of health and current health status of Aboriginal
Peoples in BC
Practice cultural competency as it pertains to Aboriginal Peoples in BC through
wellness and healing
Describe successful approaches to improve the health of Aboriginal Peoples either
locally, regionally, or nationally
Dr. Sarah Williams
Dr. Shannon Waters
Hospital Privileges and Dealing with the Health Authorities
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B
Discuss medical staff organization, bylaws, rules
Identify HA expectations and regional programs, policies, procedures
Outline hospital credentialing and privileging
Dr. Jon Slater
ICBC and Worksafe BC
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C
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Discuss the importance of ICBC for car insurance and your obligation as a physician
to communicate
Discuss the CL 19 form
Determine the steps for taking an appropriate history and physical exam for
neck and back injuries in motor vehicle accidents (MVAs)
Discuss the role of workers compensation
Highlight unique differences with respect to billing for/caring for patients on WBC
claims
Discover where to access resources for patients with WCB claims
1430
Refreshment Break
1500
Concurrent Sessions (choose 1 of 3)
Dr. Stan Lubin
Dr. Celina Dunn
Opioid Dependence, Prescription Review, Methadone Maintenance
Program
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Distinguish the three types of pain and discuss the pharmacotherapy for each
Describe the current public health challenge associated with an exponential increase
in the prescribing of opioids
Identify patients who stand to benefit from long term opioid therapy (LTOT) and
those most at risk
Quality Clinical Information from the College of Physicians and Surgeons
of BC Library
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Explore the College library website
Discuss Point of care tools and clinical information resources, such as Medline, Exam
Preparation tools, Practice Guidelines, ebooks, cites & bytes
Dr. Rashmi Chadha
Mr. Robert Melrose
Ms. Paula Osachoff
Joining An Office
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Discuss considerations prior to joining a practice
Discuss questions to ask and situations to avoid
Review resources and contacts available
Discuss HR tips e.g. hiring and firing, Employment Standards Act
1600
Return to Main Lecture Theatre
1605
Moderated Forum: Culture Shock and the IMG Experience
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1705
Describe and apply top tips for beginning practice in BC
Discuss differences in medical practice/health care system between BC and previous
jurisdiction(s)
Address outstanding needs by providing IMGs with the opportunity to provide
feedback on their medical cultural expertise into the BC healthcare system/BC-PIP
Course day ends
Dr. Daniel Ngui (TBC)
Moderator:
Dr. Chris Outram
Panellists:
Drs. Anna Wolak, Sean
Cambridge, Natasha
Afzal
SAT OCT 18, 2014
0730
Breakfast; registration opens
0800
Ethics, Liability, Communication and Professionalism
Discuss the role of the CMPA
Discuss expectations for practice in Canada, including discrimination, disclosure,
informed consent, and confidentiality
Identify the impact of cultural diversity in the doctor-patient relationship
Discuss Medical record, informed consent, patient-centred approach, confidentiality,
duty to report, and human rights as it pertains to practice
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1000
Ailve McNestry &
Steven Bellemare
Refreshment Break
1030
Ethics, Liability, Communication and Professionalism continues
1200
Lunch Break
1230
The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Exams and
Resources
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Ailve McNestry &
Steven Bellemare
Kate Grimes & Lorna
Lang
Discuss how to achieve Royal College certification for specialist physicians who have
trained outside of Canada, including routes to certification, credential review, and
examination/assessment
OR
BC College of Family Physicians Exams and Resources
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1315
Billing Workshop for Family Practitioners—Basic and Advanced
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Billing Workshop for Specialists
Introduce the BC fee guide
Discuss common fee items, codes and procedures
Explore confusion areas/ common missed billings/Billing resources
1415
Refreshment Break
1445
Billing Workshops Continue
1545
Keeping Up To Date—Family Physicians
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Chris Outram
Introduce the BC fee guide
Discuss common fee items, codes and procedures
Explore confusion areas/ common missed billings/Billing resources
OR
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Jim Thorsteinson
Discuss how to achieve CFPC certification for family physicians who have trained
outside of Canada, including routes to certification, credential review, and
examination/assessment
Stephen Wiseman—
Psych
Todd Sorokan—
Peds
Other Specialties—
David Brabyn
Marisa Collins
Describe physician accreditation requirements for FPs and CanMEDS-FM
Describe the CPD programs of CFPC
Discuss where to claim CME
Recognize the major resources and educational opportunities for your CME/CPD
needs
Introduce upcoming changes to MainPro
OR
Keeping Up To Date—Specialists
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1645
Describe physician accreditation requirements for specialists and CanMEDS
Describe the CPD programs of the Royal College
Discuss where to claim CME—MainPort
Recognize the major resources and educational opportunities for your CME/CPD
needs
Complete Evaluations; conference ends
Rod McFadyen
IMG ORIENTATION CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
Oct 17-18, 2015
ME8783
UBC Robson Square, Vancouver BC
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