Continuing Medical Education

Continuing medical education (CME) is a central issue in the retention of physicians in rural and northern Manitoba. As a result, CME is part of the mandate of the ORNH and a portion of the budget for rural CME now falls under the administration of the ORNH. The task then, for the ORNH, is to work with both practicing rural and northern physicians and the CME department to ensure that CME training is relevant to those physicians and the communities they serve and that this training is accessible to those physicians.

If you have particular thoughts on CME that might contribute to these efforts to make CME more relevant and accessible, we would be happy to hear them. They can be forwarded to the ORNH at: info@ornh.mb.ca.


University of Manitoba - Office of Continuing Medical Education

The Office of Continuing Medical Education provides high quality educational programs, service, research,and physician assessment opportunities to graduate physicians in the province of Manitoba. These programs are post graduate, non credit in nature. They are directed towards physicians and other professional groups involved in patient care.


Educational Program Delivery

CME assists in the design, planning, coordination and implementation of educational programs. Services include: planning for accreditation, financial projections, speaker travel coordination, brochure design and mail-outs, generation of income tax receipts, tracking of study credits, as well as other aspects of educational program delivery coordinated under the auspices of the University of Manitoba's Policies and Procedures.

Self-Directed Electives

Individual licensed physicians wishing to acquire new knowledge and skills, or reinforce current levels, through working with Faculty may participate in this program. CME assists in the development of personal learning objectives, and design of optimal experiences. The program duration can vary from one week to three months.    more information

CAPE

Our Clinicians Assessment and Enhancement program allows interested physicians to undergo a personalized educational assessment using a series of validated tools and tests. The assessment indicates areas of strengths and weaknesses in basic medical knowledge, patient interaction, diagnostic, and communication skills. This confidential service could be used for the design of self-directed learning programs.

EKG Exam

This exam is designed to certify competence in the interpretation of EKG tracings. The exam is based on representative tracings, and is available through individual arrangement.

Research

CME partners with interested faculty members on educational research projects involving continuing medical education and continuing professional development.


Office of Continuing Medical Education
S203 - 750 Bannatyne Avenue
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB R3E0W3 Canada
Tel 204 789-3660 Fax 204 789-3911 Email www@umanitoba.ca
www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/medicine/education/continuing_med_ed