EE - Location Address: 141 Catherine St Suite 200, Ottawa, ON K2P 1C3
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EE - Course Description: Hosted by The Human Behind The Responder, the Adopting Healthy Habits Symposium is an event associated with a bike tour by the same name.
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EE - Course Description: RPPEO encourages paramedics to participate in the 4th Canadian Paramedicine Research Day on May 22, 2025. You will need to register for the online event by May 21, 2025, to receive the link to attend. CME elective credit is available from RPPEO upon request. Please include proof of attendance and quote the ECA number with your email request.
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Join the Stroke Network for Southeastern Ontario to hear Dr. Gordon Boyd present an overview of hemorrhagic stroke management using a case-based approach.
This webinar is intended for physicians, nurses, speech-language pathologist, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, dietitians, social workers, and other health care professionals providing stroke care across the continuum.
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This two-day virtual workshop (May 8 & 9) will provide Paramedics with background theory and hands-on practice in incident analysis using Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and in proactive risk assessment using Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA).
Day 1: Incident Analysis – Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
The workshop curriculum is derived from the Canadian Incident Analysis Framework.
Program Abstract: We’re all human – errors happen. In our field, when errors happen, they can have traumatic consequences. In this hands-on workshop, we will analyze adverse events in a way that takes the blame away from the individual and evaluates them using a systematic approach. “What was the expected outcome and why did that not happen?” On Day 1, participants will learn how to conduct a Root Cause Analysis and we’ll use diagramming to deconstruct and understand how adverse events occur.
Day 2: Proactive Risk Assessment Using Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
The workshop curriculum is derived from the Canadian Failure Mode and Effects Analysis Framework Version II (2016).
Program Abstract: Day 2 builds on the principles learned on Day 1, with a change in focus to proactive risk assessment and process redesign. What do we know about system failures and how can we identify problems before they occur? Through interactive activities, participants will use a technique called Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) to design processes that take human factors into account and decrease the likelihood of a failure impacting a patient.
Audience: Paramedics, physicians, risk managers, patient safety officers, and other health care professionals.
EE - Location Address: 2465 Don Reid Dr Ottawa, ON K1H 1E2
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Join us for an enhanced educational experience! Come learn more about our Stryker solutions in resuscitation and dive into actionable techniques to help improve patient outcomes in your system and around the community.
Featuring Tim Phalen Tim has provided over 4,000 ECG workshops to over 150,000 healthcare providers in more than a dozen countries. He has authored four ECG textbooks, created online ECG programs, written journal articles and presented at scores of conferences including EMS Today, EMS World, ENA and NTI.
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The Regional Paramedic Program for Eastern Ontario was created in February 2009 when the Ottawa and Kingston Base Hospitals combined. We provide medical direction, education and advice to paramedics and paramedic services in nine upper-tier municipalities across Eastern Ontario.
The communities served by the Regional Paramedic Program for Eastern Ontario are Prescott-Russell, Cornwall, Ottawa, The County of Renfrew, Lanark County, Leeds and Grenville, Lennox and Addington, Hastings County, Prince Edward County and Frontenac County. Combined, this includes nine paramedic services and more than 1200 Primary Care (PCP) and Advanced Care Paramedics (ACP).
The Regional Paramedic Program for Eastern Ontario encourages excellence in paramedicine so that the people in our community get the safest and highest-quality clinical care possible.
The Regional Paramedic Program for Eastern Ontario is pleased to announce the topic of this Fall CME: Emergency Childbirth Management.
At the request of the Medical Advisory Committee, the Association of Ontario Midwives developed an Ontario paramedic training program in preparation for the new Emergency Childbirth Medical Directive.
Online modules covering Anatomy and Physiology and other Obstetrical Emergencies have also been added for your review.
You'll find a major focus on palliative care with this year's online Fall CME. Giving you a better knowledge about this patient population will help in care whether or not your paramedic service goes on to implement the new care pathways that the Ottawa Health Research Institute plans to introduce through the Paramedics Providing Palliative Care Project. We've included a discussion forum in MedicLEARN to help support the lessons' content.
