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Very useful talk!

It was nice to obtain a concise overview

Good discussion of the guidelines provided

Excellent presentation thank you

fantastic lecture!

Too much content on the slides

Great presentation

powerfully oriented toward outcomes for patients and prioritazing interventions with better effect sizen

powerfully oriented toward outcomes for patients and prioritazing interventions with better effect sizen

I am going to use this video over a lunch for CPD for my staff and colleagues at my clinic

always mention limitations of studies

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Highly recommended to all physicians, irrespective of their speciality. As Dr Moore said, we had not a smidge of training at medical school.

Distasteful introduction with the euro golf club.

Dr Allan is great

thank you

I felt the doctor was completely steamrolled and overruled by the pharmacist, as opposed to it being a team approach.

I was dissatisfied for two reasons. 1. As I stated above, I am left unsure what to do about patients who continue to use opioids. 2. Really??? Leave the patient in the waiting room full of other patients who are their friends, family, clients etc to undergo withdrawals and report back to me in an hour? This is so unrealistic and dehumanizing. OK there is 3. With new diabetics, I absolutely do have many conversations where I say they might get off meds at some point because it’s true. Poor analogy. Is she really saying that her patients who want to come off opioids are doomed to be Suboxone patients forever? Because the analogy to diabetes does not hold up; many many new diabetics make lifestyle changes and get off meds or never even start them.

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why is Quebec treated differently?

very helpful session

very comprehensive

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one of the best presentations I’ve seen

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I had read many of these articles already, as part of the Self-Learning programme, but this was good to go into more discussion and review them

Thank you

Very well presented

Very well presented

Great presentation – very practical!

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throat clearing: The answer is :refer to an Allergist. The diagnosis is post-nasal drip allergy.

Several concepts changed !!! Very useful

Excellent summary and very relevant topics.

learned a few things I was unaware of previously, always a marker of a good talk

Some discrepancies in management between speakers, which speaks to lack of data out there

Great speakers.

obviously a rapidly evolving field, constant updated course material is needed…

Outdated info

thank you

This is the best presentation I have seen yet, kudos to Tina!!

i don’t know who reads these comments, but I did notice that when PAP test screening was pushed to a later age that chlamydia rates went through the roof. If family doctors are not encouraged to do a vaginal exam it seems they ignore the whole area.

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Appreciate the convenience of watching on my own time

The panel selected were excellent

thanks

Excellent talk – very relevant to primary care. Humourous research slides were quite fun!

There were a couple of brand names mentioned by Dr. Morisette. No mention about risk of breast ca and hormone treatment.

Interesting that the CFPC highly recommends studies which are not funded by industry–does this apply to its recommendations for the COVID vaccine?

Make more free access content here. Especially for CFPC members who are already paying member dues.

Make more free access content here. Especially for CFPC members who are already paying member dues.

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as always, great program!

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Great session! Loved the few funny articles thrown in there too!

Excellent video/summary of articles

Bias was only regarding resources that CSP see where invested in. However, I trust these resources, so I didn’t mind! 😉

Great talk, thank you

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helpful talk, will recommend to colleague or at least discuss contents of talk with colleagues

helpful talk, will recommend to colleague or at least discuss contents of talk with colleagues

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This is one of the best talks I have heard in years! Thank you

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excellent presentation

great presentation. thanks!

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Good presentation. Thanks for your time!

very well done presentation…thanks!

Such an excellent talk & speaker! Will listen to this several times

Thank you. Fantastic

Interested in update on STI treatment and recommendations

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Fantastic lecture. Thank you very much!

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Great talk! Thank you Dr Pai

Excellent webinar

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Excellent presentation Thks

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Please see above. Thank you. Invigorating!

this is great!! Thank you for all your hard work. This helps +++

Excellent and very useful presentation

Thanks for a good webinar.

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Excellent presentation on a topic that I was hoping to see covered. Improved my approach + I’ll probably watch this again to consolidate in another 6 months or year

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Excellent

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Bit heady topic if somewhat rusty with ECG

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Really informative and easy to digest talk. Thanks

I like the session

excellent and concise presentation.

Good session

Good overview of common issues in primary care

Great.

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Excellent

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good

Great talk. So helpful especially learning about the language aspect.

thank you

Excellent talk

Excellent topic, we need more of this, was not taught well in medical school or residency

Excellent talk

informative

Excellent presenter, discussion and topic! More from Canadian Task Force please

Very much practice oriented informative webinar thank you

Excellent presentation and very relevant to family medicine

Excellent talk.

To be clear, the speakers were good. I just think our entire profession (GPs) don’t talk enough about weight/resistance training and mobility training and I think this is a key factor in our patients’ health.

Additional topic-management of short and long term post op issues after gender reassignment/transitional surgery

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Big question breast cancer screening on TF, since there is debate on screen in cis women for over investigation, the risk benefits in the context of a low prevalence must not be good…

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The FRAX assessment tool by the CTFPHC could be even better if they included the number of people per 100 that would be harmed by medication and if they included the benefits of exercise, Vit D, and Calcium even if these are zero or unknown

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Excellent for focus on what matters

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Very useful!

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Excellent presentation

It was great. Great Speakers!

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Excellent presentation

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Over all good

New idea not to order BMDs

Very good learning tool , I can do it all time any where