The GenerEhlist - CCFP Exam Prep, Low Risk Obstetrics & Canadian Primary Care Medicine

• Written By: Eleanor Crawford
• Review By: Sonja Poole

Join Caleb Dusdal and Eleanor Crawford in review the CCFP objectives for the Key Topic 'Grief', with splashes of interesting stories and clinical pearls.

• Written By: Braedon Paul
• Expert Review By: Dr Jordan Iannuzzi - GI Fellow, Calgary AB

The newborn exam can be completed quickly, but careful attention needs to be paid for any abnormalities.

• Episode Written By : Kyla Freeman PGY2 Rural Family Medicine
• Episode Reviewed By : Dr. Ram Venkata, Paediatrician
• Hosts : Kyla Freeman & Patricia Massel
• Episode Art : Aikansha Chawla

With these episodes we hope to highlight common and critical abnormalities, the differentials for abnormal findings, and at times touch on workup and management. Part 1 is all about the head and face. We will talk about head shape and size, fontanelles, sutures, eyes, ears, and mouth. Part 2 tackles common birth trauma injuries, cardiac, respiratory, abdominal, genitourinary, and dermatologic conditions. Resource wise there will be one hand-out for both episodes.

• Written By: Kyla Freeman
• Peer Review: Caleb Dusdal

Kyla has continued to amaze with this episode covering the CCFP Objective for Gender Specific Issues in Primary Care. We discuss domestic violence, medical conditions that present differently depending on the patient's sex, gaps in research, trauma informed care, and caring for your patients from the LGBTQ2 community.

Join Caleb Dusdal and Braedon Paul in discussing the CCFP objectives for the Key Topic of Fractures. In true Braedon Paul fashion, this is done in the form of cases.

• Written By: Braedon Paul - PGY1 FM - UBC Victoria
• Expert Review By: Dr Babak Salamati - Sports Medicine Physician - Regina, SK
• Artwork by: Aikansha Chawla

Written by Karkirat Singh - MS-4 UofA, join Caleb Dusdal and Sarah Donnelly as we go through all you should need to know around fever for the CCFP Board exam, and clinical life.

Join Shaila Gunn in a wonderful discussion on the patient perspective of living with disability and experiences with Primary Care.

A massive thank you to this episode's guest Lynda Bennett

• Written By: Caleb Dusdal
• Expert Review By: GP Palliative Care specialists at Foothills Hospital in Calgary Alberta
  • Dr Amir Surmawala @AmirSurmawala and
  • Dr. Katherine Liu
• Episode Art By: Aikansha Chawla

Because of our unique circumstance as Family Doctors, Often we are going to be the ones uncovering and sharing life-threatening and life-limiting diagnoses with our patients.

Alongside this, we are their longitudinal link to the services they may need and are best able to have these difficult conversations EARLY, to avoid last minute decisions and emotionally difficult visits to the ER or Intensive care.

Today we are going to discuss:

• what is Palliative Care,
• the multidisciplinary needs for good Palliative Care,
• Serious Illness Conversations and identifying patients goals of care,
• principles of pain management,
• and longitudinal follow up on patient's wishes at end-of-life.

• Written By Sonja Poole - PGY1 FM Yellowknife, NWT
• Reviewed by: Eleanor Crawford