SOUTH MUSKOKA
Local Educational Group
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The South Muskoka Local Education Group (LEG) was established in early 2013 and is funded by NOAMA. As clinical educators and faculty of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine University, we are responsible for supporting clinical teaching, academic programming, faculty development, research and other scholarly activity in the South Muskoka Region.
SCHEDULES & NEWS
Grand Rounds Schedule
Grand Rounds for Physicians take place from 8:00AM-9:00AM on Thursday mornings
and are currently operating in a hybrid model, meeting in-person and virtually.
Upcoming Dates:
Please view the schedule (including speaker information and topics) by clicking on an event below.
CPSO QI Requirements
What your LEG can do to help you:
1. Help you pick an idea for your QI project
2. Data collection from your EMR
3. Data analysis
4. Assist in Developing your Practice improvement Plan
For more information contact Lisa Allen:
FIRESIDE CHATS WITH HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
A Series of Fireside Chats with Healthcare Providers in Huntsville and Bracebridge
about a variety of health and lifestyle issues that will enhance overall well-being
CLICK HERE FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF THE 2025 FIRESIDE CHAT RECORDINGS
CLICK HERE FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF THE 2024 FIRESIDE CHAT RECORDINGS
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
An Introduction to Teaching and Practicing in Northern Ontario
Learn about NOSM U, practicing and teaching in Northern Ontario, and some essential teaching strategies.
Indigenous Cultural Safety Ontario in partnership with PHSA (Ontario)
San’yas Ontario training for the health sector began in 2013 when the Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre (SOAHAC) established a close working relationship with San’yas in British Columbia. Through collaboration with Indigenous health leaders and educators they developed the Ontario curriculum. The first course, Ontario Core Health, was launched in 2014. Similarly, San’yas was invited to partner with the Ministry of Children and Youth Services and a provincial Indigenous advisory circle to develop training for the Ontario Public Service in 2016.
Attendance at this program entitles certified Canadian College of Health Leaders members (CHE / Fellow) to 5 Category II credits towards their maintenance of certification requirement.
To view the course overview, please click here.
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