Family Medicine Teachers

What do family physicians teach?

McGill’s Family medicine curriculum is built around the Principles of Family Medicine and a competency-based framework for medical education.

Learn more about competency-based education by reviewing the following CFPC links.

“The CanMEDS-FM framework defines the competencies appropriate for family physicians providing comprehensive care, which all residents will work toward throughout their training.”

You can learn more about the CanMeds Framework here. It identifies and describe the abilities family physicians require to effectively meet the health care needs of the people they serve. These abilities are grouped thematically under seven roles.

Triple C is a competency-based curriculum for family medicine residency training

Triple C  based on three components: Comprehensive education and patient care, Continuity of education and patient care, and Centred in family medicine.


The McGill Family Medicine Curriculum is based on 3 foundational documents which include:

         1                                              2                                           3

CanMeds-FM roles                                         CFPC Priority Topics                                 Choosing Wisely Canada


McGill Family Medicine Curriculum:

  1. https://www.mcgill.ca/familymed/education/postgrad/curriculum-overview
  2. https://www.mcgill.ca/familymed/education/postgrad/curriculum-overview/clinical-curriculum/objectives

 

 

 

 

Note: some documents on this page are only accessible to McGill students and staff through myCourses. If you need help accessing myCourses, contact facdevcme [at] fammed.mcgill.ca (Ms. Manxi Guo)

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