PEIP 2024: Fact Pharming: Separating the Wheat from the Chaff in Medications

1. Identify and highlight the top five medications or classes of medications that have no evidence of clinical benefit, based on current research. 2. Pinpoint specific medications or classes that have demonstrated clinical benefit but are underutilized, providing examples and rationale. 3. Contrast and compare the costs, benefits, and potential… Read More

PEIP 2024: What’s New, What’s True, What’s Poo

Describe the key findings and clinical implications of 2023/24 research for novel interventions or diagnostic information relevant to family medicine…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content. View Membership Levels Already a member? Log in here… Read More

PEIP 2024: Q and A Session 3

Q&A for the following PEIP talks: Slice of Wisdom: General Surgery Pearls for Non-Surgeons and Primarily Caring for Primary Care and Other Heresy… Membership Required You must be a member to access this content. View Membership Levels Already a member? Log in here… Read More

PEIP 2024: Primarily Caring for Primary Care and Other Heresy

1. Conduct an evidence-based review of the benefits of having a longitudinal family physician, including analysis of data on emergency room visits, hospital admissions, healthcare costs, and mortality rates. 2. Identify and propose key strategies to ensure that every Canadian has access to a family physician, including potential policy and… Read More

AFABulous Review: PEER presents an ode to women’s health

In this interactive and entertaining session by the PEER team, get answers to common clinical questions in primary care — all about women! The audience can select from women’s health topics including pregnancy, menopause and contraceptives. Jess Kirkwood, Samantha Moe and Betsy Thomas will bring you fast-paced answers with practical… Read More

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