IgFM - Interest Group in Family Medicine

IgFM - Interest Group in Family Medicine Our mission:
1. Increase student exposure to family medicine.
2. Inform students of the diversity of roles filled by family physicians.
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The Interest Group in Family Medicine partners with the Department of Family and Community Medicine (DFCM) at the University of Toronto, the Ontario College of Family Physicians (OCFP) and the College of Family Physicians Canada (CFPC). We hold a number of events throughout the year including: speaker series, clinical skills conferences, journal club, a mentorship program and various networking social events with residents and preceptors. Facilitate positive interactions between students and family physicians.
4. Promote post-graduate training and practice in family medicine.

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How cuts to Ontario healthcare DIRECTLY affects patient care.
10/25/2015

How cuts to Ontario healthcare DIRECTLY affects patient care.

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04/20/2015
After 3 months of planning, 3 weeks of recruiting and 1 really long day we finally pulled it off! Thank you to our speak...
04/19/2015

After 3 months of planning, 3 weeks of recruiting and 1 really long day we finally pulled it off! Thank you to our speakers, Drs. Rick Glazier, David White, Fok-Han Leung, Kymm Feldman and Victor Liao, our participants, and MD Financial Management.

"It's frustrating that the government standards are not protecting the public the way they should be...lending the venee...
03/14/2015

"It's frustrating that the government standards are not protecting the public the way they should be...lending the veneer of approval to something that really hasn't demonstrated the science."

http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/health-canada-licensing-of-natural-remedies-a-joke-doctor-says-1.2992414

Natural and homeopathic products, which are often sold alongside over-the-counter pharmaceutical drugs on store shelves, may be backed by little to no scientific evidence, and there’s no way for consumers to tell.

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