We've just launched the new RPPEO site design!
It was time to move the RPPEO website design to a new platform that supports the latest in security and site features.
With this move, we've refreshed the content and organization based on paramedics' feedback. The RPPEO website is a vital link between the base hospital and paramedics for medical direction, clinical advice, quality & patient safety, certification and continuing education.
Our top priority with this new design is that paramedics can easily find the practice information that they need. Following that, we also want paramedics to feel that they're getting updates on relevant base hospital news and the trends in clinical quality, patient safety, continuing education and paramedic certification that affect them and their practice of paramedicine.
In launching the new site design, we've made two big changes:
Spring 2021 CME is a two-part offering this year, with both virtual workshops for live participation or recorded viewing and online learning modules.
New this year, we've added optional live virtual workshops to this Spring's core CME for RPPEO-certified ACPs! PCPs are also invited to participate in the live or recorded CME events.
The complete Spring 2021 CME will combine 4.5 hours of virtual workshops with online learning modules completing the remainder of your 8-hour core CME requirement. We're doing this to give paramedics more variety in this Spring’s reliance on distance education due to the ongoing pandemic.
All 8 hours of Spring 2021 CME will be available in MedicLEARN beginning on May 12, 2021.
Read on to learn more about Spring 2021 CME and register for some or all of the live workshops on May 4, 5, and 6.
The provincial Medical Advisory Committee (MAC) on Monday, February 22, 2021 released its latest update on considerations for paramedics during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This memo replaces both the May 6th, 2020 and the January 4th, 2021 considerations documents and memos.
