... because medicine starts with the patient.
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Part of the new McGill MDCM Undergraduate curriculum, the Longitudinal Family Medicine Experience (LFME) is an innovative new course for first year medical students. |
The purposes of this course are:
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to provide students with early exposure to primary care;
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to provide an opportunity for clinical correlation with themes introduced in the classroom; and
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to provide an opportunity for students to practise history-taking and physical examination skills in a clinical setting.
You are a student and you want to learn more? Click here.
You are a family physician and would like to participate in this adventure as a preceptor? Take a look at the role and benefits of being a preceptor, and register here.
Longitudinal Family Medicine Experience Committee Members:
Dr. Yvonne Quan, LFME Course Director
Dr. Despina Harbilas, LFME Assistant Course Director
Dr. Robert Carlin, CLSC Côte-des-Neiges/Metro
Dr. Douglass Dalton, CLSC Côte-des-Neiges/Metro
Dr. David Luckow, CLSC Lac Saint-Louis
Dr. Dominique Piper, MDCM Clinic
Linda Ma, Student Representative