Inclusion Health at McGill
The COVID-19 crisis is not only a pandemic that has impacted every country on the planet, but also a syndemic which has disproportionately impacted specific underserved and marginalized populations from asylum seekers and persons experiencing homelessness to socially isolated elderly and the LGBT community. A novel "Clinical Case Discussion Series on Inclusion Health" draws upon the previous themes of Community Oriented Primary Care (COPC) teaching and incorporates new content and approaches to building resident competencies in the area of population health, cultural safety, advocacy and leadership.
Learning objectives
Clinical Case Discussion Series on Inclusion Health - Learning objectives
Schedule
Clinical Case Discussion Series on Inclusion Health - Schedule
Handouts and PowerPoints
Session 1 – Oct 15, 2021 – Helping patients overcome collateral harms of the pandemic (Dr. Andermann)
- The role of family doctors in COVID recovery and caring for underserved populations
- Sample clinical cases - collateral impacts of the pandemic as seen in primary care
- Guest Lecture - Claire Webster - Navigating the journey of caring for a loved one with dementia
Session 2 – Nov 12, 2021 – Language barriers when caring for immigrants and refugees (Dr. Leblanc)
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Session 3 – Dec 10, 2021 – Social history taking and social prescribing (Dr. Andermann)
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Session 4 – Jan 7, 2022 – Families with disabilities, rare conditions and special needs (Dr. Leblanc)
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Session 5 – Feb 4, 2022 – Family violence and promoting healthy family functioning (Dr. Andermann)
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Session 6 – Mar 4, 2022 – Adolescent health, gender and sexual orientation (Dr. Leblanc)
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Session 7 – Apr 1, 2022 – Poverty, unemployment, food insecurity & housing precarity (Dr. Andermann)
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Session 8 – Apr 29, 2022 – Cultural safety and caring for Indigenous patients (Dr. Leblanc)
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Session 9 – May 27, 2022 – From global health threats to local action (Dr. Andermann & Dr. Leblanc)
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