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Development of a Palliative and End-of-Life Care Curriculum Quebec Faculties of Medicine

Development of a Palliative and End-of-Life Care Curriculum Quebec Faculties of Medicine. RUQSP Réseau Universitaire Québécois de Soins Palliatifs . Relations RUQSP vs Governments + EFPPEC. RUQSP. COMBINE FORCES. GROUP together people dedicated to Palliative Care Training.

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Development of a Palliative and End-of-Life Care Curriculum Quebec Faculties of Medicine

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  1. Development of a Palliative and End-of-Life Care Curriculum Quebec Faculties of Medicine RUQSP Réseau Universitaire Québécois de Soins Palliatifs

  2. Relations RUQSP vs Governments + EFPPEC RUQSP

  3. COMBINE FORCES GROUP together people dedicated to Palliative Care Training Necessary alignment TEACHING NETWORK CLINICAL NETWORK ACADEMIC STRUCTURE

  4. COMBINE FORCES SENSITIZE & OBTAIN SUPPORT from 4 FAC MED The Strategic Choice : Work together The 4 faculties • Credibility • Avoid work in silos • Optimize the efforts

  5. COMBINE FORCES OBTAIN • Support approval from the      4 deans / associate-deans • Group together experts /       valid representatives Credibility Academic SENSITIZE the DECISIONS MAKERS

  6. COMBINE FORCES OBTAIN • Setting up Committee of the new      Palliative Care Policy of MSSS • RUIS [Integrated Academic      Network in Health] and Regional      Agency of MSSS • Programme Québécois de lutte      contre le Cancer Credibility Political SENSITIZE the DECISIONS MAKERS

  7. COMBINE FORCES HAVE MORE INFLUENCE Necessary alignment TEACHING NETWORK CLINICAL NETWORK ACADEMIC STRUCTURE

  8. COMBINE FORCES 2002-2003 SENSITIZE & OBTAIN SUPPORT from 4 FAC MED • Joint Workshops June 2003          CSPCP / RUQSP • EFPPEC Develop Common Curriculum Palliative Care Common Goals Work Together

  9. COMBINE FORCES 2004-2005 Tools : • Training in palliative and End-of-Life     Care : «A priority for Canadian                   faculties of Medicine» • 18 themes from the      undergraduate’s workshop • Palliative Medicine : A case based     Manual --  2005 • Palliative care curriculum of the     CHPCA -- 1991 To Develop Common Curriculum  in Palliative Care • Group in Ontario           Dr Denise Marshall • CanMed’s Competencies      from RCPSC

  10. COMBINE FORCES 2004-2005 To Develop Common Curriculum  in Palliative Care Sub-committee of RUQSP UNDERGRADUATE POST-GRADUATE • Members : • Hubert Marcoux MD (Laval) • Dominique Trempe (Montréal) • Krista Lawlor (McGill) • Yvon Beauchamp (Montréal) • Jean Marc Bigonnesse (Sherbrooke) • Development to come • keep it up with     other members?

  11. COMBINE FORCES

  12. COMBINE FORCES 2004-2005 Common Curriculum in Palliative Care Classification by Training Level PC C R

  13. COMBINE FORCES EXEMPLE Common Curriculum in Palliative Care

  14. CONCLUSION • Advantage of combining forces together • Legitimacy of the works • Impact in our own faculty • Interest in the final production

  15. CONCLUSION • Advantage of combining forces together • Participation inside EFPPEC Project • In addition to other works in progress • Document among others across country        as a part of a hole • Tool kit for all of us • Final product will be share

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