The course will be co-chaired by Dr. M. Rapoport, president of the CAGP, and Dr. D. Seitz, and Dr. A. Wiens. Faculty members include Dr. N. Herrmann, Dr. T. Rajji, Dr. B. Mulsant, Dr. M. Heisel, Dr. Shulman, Dr. J. Fleming, Dr. L. Gage, Dr. K.L Cassidy, Dr. N. Herrmann, Dr. P. Chan as well as three co-chairs.
The review course was developed with the technical and educational guidance of Dr. Marcus Law, Director of Technology Enabled Learning at the Centre for Faculty Development of the University of Toronto.
This Geriatric Psychiatry Online course will consolidate learning of geriatric psychiatry in an innovative, interactive, and fun manner. Our program is geared only to physicians and residents who are interested in up-to-date learning about the psychiatric care of the elderly, and features interactive asynchronous online learning (sign on at your convenience). Nineteen 2-week modules with expert faculty will cover a wide array of topics in geriatric psychiatry at an advanced level.
Please note, participants will not receive their log-in information until payment is received.
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The course will be co-chaired by Dr. Mark Rapoport, president of the CAGP, and Drs. Dallas Seitz, and Andrew Wiens. Faculty members include Drs. Keri-Leigh Cassidy, Peter Chan, Jonathan Fleming, Laura Gage, Daphna Grossman, Marnin Heisel, Nathan Herrmann, Benoit Mulsant, Jeff Myers, David Oslin, Tarek Rajji, Ken Shulman, and David Streiner, as well as the three co-chairs.
The review course was developed with the technical and educational guidance of Dr. Marcus Law, Director of Technology Enabled Learning at the Centre for Faculty Development of the University of Toronto.
This Geriatric Psychiatry Online course will consolidate learning of geriatric psychiatry in an innovative, interactive, and fun manner. Our program is geared only to physicians and residents who are interested in up-to-date learning about the psychiatric care of the elderly, and features interactive asynchronous online learning (sign on at your convenience). Nineteen 2-week modules with expert faculty will cover a wide array of topics in geriatric psychiatry at an advanced level.
The online format will include recommendations of key up-to-date review papers, practice exam questions, reflective discussion of controversies, opportunity to ask faculty questions you’ve always wanted to know (but were afraid to ask), and to discuss clinical problems with peers and faculty.
Along with access to the Geriatric Psychiatry Online, participants will also have access to all of the Banff, Ottawa, and Toronto National Review Course videos, as well as the references and handouts used during these courses. Should you wish to have access to the materials only, prices will be made available.
The course will be co-chaired by Dr. Mark Rapoport, president of the CAGP, and Drs. Dallas Seitz, and Andrew Wiens. Faculty members include Drs. Keri-Leigh Cassidy, Peter Chan, Jonathan Fleming, Laura Gage, Daphna Grossman, Marnin Heisel, Nathan Herrmann, Benoit Mulsant, Jeff Myers, David Oslin, Tarek Rajji, Ken Shulman, and David Streiner, as well as the three co-chairs.
The review course was developed with the technical and educational guidance of Dr. Marcus Law, Director of Technology Enabled Learning at the Centre for Faculty Development of the University of Toronto.
This Geriatric Psychiatry Online course will consolidate learning of geriatric psychiatry in an innovative, interactive, and fun manner. Our program is geared only to physicians and residents who are interested in up-to-date learning about the psychiatric care of the elderly, and features interactive asynchronous online learning (sign on at your convenience). Nineteen 2-week modules with expert faculty will cover a wide array of topics in geriatric psychiatry at an advanced level.
The online format will include recommendations of key up-to-date review papers, practice exam questions, reflective discussion of controversies, opportunity to ask faculty questions you’ve always wanted to know (but were afraid to ask), and to discuss clinical problems with peers and faculty.
Along with access to the Geriatric Psychiatry Online, participants will also have access to all of the Banff, Ottawa, and Toronto National Review Course videos, as well as the references and handouts used during these courses. Should you wish to have access to the materials only, prices will be made available.
