PHPC represents Public Health and Preventive Medicine specialists and public health physicians across Canada.
The Public Health Physicians of Canada is the national specialty society for Public Health and Preventive Medicine Specialists. We are the unique and vibrant voice for public health physicians and represent the interests of both PHPM Specialists and other physicians working in public health across Canada. Les Médecins de santé publique du Canada sont la société nationale des spécialistes en santé
publique et en médecine préventive. Nous sommes la voix unique et dynamique des médecins de santé publique et nous représentons les intérêts à la fois des spécialistes en SPMP et des autres médecins qui travaillent en santé publique au Canada.
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As part of the Ontario College of Family Physicians Practising Well initiative, check out this webinar: Normalize don't Stigmatize: Let's talk about alcohol
👉https://www.ontariofamilyphysicians.ca/education-practice-supports/events?&eventID=26
If you missed it, the Webinar recording “Building vaccine confidence before, during and after pregnancy" with Dr. Ève Dubé and Dr. Isabelle Boucoiran is now available to view on-demand.
https://canvax.ca/building-covid-19-vaccine-confidence-during-and-after-pregnancy
March 17, 2022 Duration: 57 minutes Learning objectives for the live webinar: Discuss the challenges to vaccine confidence for individuals and families who are pregnant, considering pregnancy or lactating Identify strategies for building vaccine confidence among pregnant families, new parents, and t...
Two's a company, three's a crowd, what's 440+?
We have over 441 members across Canada and up to 100 residents as part of our Public Health and Preventive Medicine Specialists community. Are you interested in joining us?
Learn more here: https://www.phpc-mspc.ca/en/members
Last month the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada published their Annual Review entitled "Towards our True North: Learning from Each Other" inspired by member feedback shared throughout 2021.
👉 https://annualreview.royalcollege.ca/?utm_source=social
From podcasts and webinars to video series and newsletters, we’re creating conversations, listening to your feedback and fostering connections within and beyond our community of members, residents and medical students.
From CBC News, long among medical workers may have 'profound' impact on health care, study suggests
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/long-covid-healthcare-study-1.6395013
A recent study out of Quebec looked at health-care workers who are grappling with life-altering long COVID impacts — which could jeopardize their ability to work while putting strain on the healthcare system, researchers say.
Happy Day! this year the WHO theme is Our planet, our health 🌎❤️.
In the midst of a pandemic, a polluted planet, increasing diseases like cancer, asthma, heart disease, on World Health Day 2022, WHO will focus global attention on urgent actions needed to keep humans and the planet healthy and foster a movement to create societies focused on well-being.
👉https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-health-day
Need a curated list of current, accurate and evidence-based resources on the non-medical use of cannabis?
Check out the Cannabis Knowledge Exchange Hub by CAMH
👉https://cannabis-hub.camhx.ca/
Cannabis Knowledge Exchange Hub
Did you know physicians are often involved with Policy Development? Policy development can take place under government, public institutions (such as hospitals, daycare centres or schools) or organizations/workplaces.
Summer is right around the corner.... right? 🔅 🏖️
Catch the Canadian Public Health Association's webinar on Epidemiological and predictive modelling of recreational water quality risks at Canadian beaches happening on March 23.
➡️ http://ow.ly/KQgC50I51sL
📢This Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) and Healthcare Excellence Canada webinar series focuses on six key areas that can strengthen pandemic response:
1️⃣preparation;
2️⃣prevention;
3️⃣people in the workforce;
4️⃣pandemic response and surge capacity;
5️⃣plan for COVID-19 and
6️⃣non-COVID-19 care; and presence of family.
💻https://www.phpc-mspc.ca/event-4697615
It's true, our fifth organizational objective is to engage in dialogue with government officials concerning public policy, legislation or other decisions of the government through advocacy on issues.
www.phpc-mspc.ca/en/about
Join Health Promotion Ontario's speakers as they talk about moving forward from the -19 pandemic in a health promotion perspective.
👉 Learn best practices and innovative health promotion practices for the future, grounded in grassroots community development, policy building and disaster response.
👉Examine health communication and miscommunication during the pandemic - what worked and for whom?
👉Understand the role of schools in early childhood development, community development and physical and mental health.
http://ow.ly/HshN50I515v
Our fourth organizational objective is to provide liaison 🔗 and communication 📢 functions with national government and non-government organizations. We're privileged to work closely with the Canadian Medical Association, the Canadian Public Health Association, Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors Community Health Nurses of Canada and CSEB (Canadian Society for Epidemiology & Biostatistics).
We know some of you need to hear this. A coffee break, day off, or just a moment - take it.
EVENT ALERT: The postpartum period is a time of high risk for mental illness, impacting one in five birthing people. This
Ontario Public Health Association webinar will introduce the latest research on the impact of -19 on postpartum mental health in Ontario and will describe barriers to and facilitators of access to postpartum mental health supports during the pandemic.
http://ow.ly/I9Nm50I511x
Certainly, now, more than ever, the role of and Preventive Medicine specialists in the Canadian health system has been given a spotlight. We're proud to represent and support our members 🙌.
Qui sont les spécialistes en santé publique et en médecine préventive que nous voyons à la télé 📺 mener la riposte à la ? Consultez l’excellent tableau de nos amis les sont les spécialistes en santé publique et en médecine préventive que nous voyons à la télé 📺 mener la riposte à la ?
Les spécialistes en santé publique et en médecine préventive mettent les données 📊, les preuves 🔎, l’intéressement du public 📢, la recherche💻, l’enseignement 🎓 et plus encore au service de la santé des communautés du Canada.
Les communautés en santé sont celles où moins de gens tombent malades, se blessent, vivent avec des maladies chroniques ou sont forcés de dépendre d’un système de santé et de soutien social 🤝 déjà surchargé pour leurs soins et leur bien-être.
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Les spécialistes en santé publique et en médecine préventive mettent les données 📊, les preuves 🔎, l’intéressement du public 📢, la recherche💻, l’enseignement 🎓 et plus encore au service de la santé des communautés du Canada.
Les communautés en santé sont celles où moins de gens tombent malades, se blessent, vivent avec des maladies chroniques ou sont forcés de dépendre d’un système de santé et de soutien social 🤝 déjà surchargé pour leurs soins et leur bien-être.
Who are the Public Health and Preventive Medicine specialists we see on TV 📺 leading the response? Check out this great breakdown:
Public Health and Preventive Medicine specialists use data📊, evidence🔎, public engagement📢, research💻, education🎓 and more, all toward the goal of building healthier communities for all Canadians.
Healthy communities are where fewer people get sick, get hurt, live with chronic diseases and are not forced to depend on an already overburdened health and social support system 🤝 for their care and wellbeing.
Check out the project aimed to share timely evidence-based information on prevention, diagnostics, treatment and survivorship in g#BeyondTheStories. Created for and featuring patients.
Videos ➡️http://ow.ly/yaoT50HL74R
About the Project Beyond the Stories is a project presented by the Gynecologic Cancer Initiative and is funded by Michael Smith Health Research BC. This project aims to share timely evidence-based information on prevention, diagnostics, treatment and survivorship in gynecologic cancer that is creat...
Promoting the educational and scientific advancement of medical practice is an organizational objective we take seriously.
🎓Education and events: http://ow.ly/10Z250HL6me
📄Resources: www.phpc-mspc.ca/page-1842209
"We're one of the first countries to actually pick up on this variant, and we have at least over 100 identifications," Healthy Canadians ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/omicron-subvariant-ba-2-being-watched-very-closely-in-canada-tam-1.5758552
Canada's top doctor says the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has detected more than 100 cases of a new Omicron subvariant known as BA.2, doubling the number of infections from the virus lineage that were reported earlier this week.
We exist to support physicians in their practice; that's why we made our first organizational objective to do so.
Learn more about what we do ➡️ https://www.phpc-mspc.ca/en/about
Today is Day, we encourage you to take a moment to prioritising your personal health and well-being.
https://letstalk.bell.ca/en/
Bell Let’s Talk is a wide-reaching, multi-year program designed to break the silence around mental illness and support mental health all across Canada.
New strains of influenza appear every year. Annual immunization is an effective way to prevent influenza and its complications.
Looking for a qualified physician to fill a position? We happen to know a few!
Check out our job board 👩💻➡️https://www.phpc-mspc.ca/en/career-opportunities/submit-ad
Ensuring Physicians have the resources they need is vital to Canada’s success in supporting
👉Follow and learn more from our website: http://ow.ly/AIbH50Hy0cI
Pour favoriser des au Canada, il faut absolument que les médecins de santé publique aient les ressources nécessaires
👉Suivez-nous pour connaître les autres résultats de notre sondage auprès de nos membres -19 http://www.phpc-mspc.ca//accueil/~french
📢 is a range of social and environmental interventions that enable people and communities to increase control over and improve their health. This is an important practice under to ensure we have safe and
Newfoundland and Labrador Public Health Association is growing their membership. Community members, educators, health professionals, and organizations interested in promoting and supporting should check out their page to learn more: http://ow.ly/QuHp50Hm5ci
“Are you a community member, educator, health professional, or organization interested in promoting and supporting ? Register today to become a member of the Newfoundland & Labrador Public Health Association! https://t.co/OhUnhtlfh7”
uOttawa Medicine Resident Physician, University of Ottawa on their rotation in Iqaluit,
https://www.cheo.on.ca/en/news/my-elective-rotation-in-iqaluit-nunavut-strikingly-eye-opening.aspx
Recently during my residency training in family medicine and public health and preventive medicine, I had the privilege of doing an elective rotation in Iqaluit, Nunavut. My interests in health and social inequities drew me to this elective rotation. I wanted to better understand and appreciate pati...
This Canadian Medical Association Sound Mind podcast shares what it’s like for physicians to live in fear of violence and threats, how is helping them cope, and what social media platforms and governments can do to stop this behaviour.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/canadian-medical-association_episode-9-of-sound-mind-podcast-activity-6879484158037528577-evJk
At the start of the , threatening with violence and intimidation was inconceivable. In this new episode of Sound Mind, Dr....
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