Welcome to PEI 4th Annual Family Medicine Conference
The 4th Annual General Meeting of the Family Medicine Conference in PEI featured a range of activities including awards of excellence, recognition of outstanding family physicians, and discussions on important topics related to family medicine practice. Notable speakers and awardees added value to the event, making it a successful gathering for the family medicine community in PEI.
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Welcome to PEI 4thAnnual Family Medicine Conference
4th FMC Annual General Meeting Agenda Call to order/Welcome Approval of agenda Conflict of Interest Minutes AGM June 15, 2018 (emailed prior to be moved and seconded prior) President Arsenault Samson s opening and welcoming remarks
Awards & Guest Speaker Awards Dr Nadine Arsenault- Samson and Dr Paul Sawchuk: Awards of Excellence Dr David Gass: The Dalhousie Family Medicine s Faculty Development Leadership Award of the Year Dr. Nancy McCarter: Dalhousie Family Medicine s PEI Undergraduate Preceptor of the Year 2019 Family Physicians of the Year Guest speakers Honourable James Aylward, Minister of Health PEI
AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE PEI & Dalhousie AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE PEI Family Medicine s Undergraduate Preceptor 2018 These awards were created as a way for the College to recognize at the national level family physicians who are meritorious and recognized at the provincial Chapter level. The Awards of Excellence recognize CFPC members who, in the past 12 to 24 months, have made outstanding contributions to one or more of the following areas: _Patient care _Community service _Hospital or health care institutions _College activities (National and Chapter) _Teaching, research, or other elements of the discipline of family medicine Dr Heather Austin: Excellent resource to Prince County, especially regarding Women s Wellness and perinatal care. Helps keep Prince County Hospital afloat. Great colleague, fortunate to work with her. Dr Shannon Curtis: She has been leading PEI Food Security program feeding 30 families living in poverty with at least one member who is diabetic for 6 months.
2019 Family Physicians of the Year PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FAMILY PHYSICIAN OF THE YEAR REG L. PERKIN AWARD Prince Edward Island College of Family Physicians has nominated for our Family Physician of the Year. This award will recognize an outstanding CFPC member who exemplifies the ideals of family medicine. The Award is adjudicated on the basis of the individual s contribution to: family medicine in general, family practice in particular, their community through government, social, church or other activities, and the College of Family Physicians of Canada. FPOY 2019 Dr Lana Beth Barkhouse
AGM 2019 Business section June 2018 Financial Matters Annual Committee Reports Continuing on Professional Development (CPD) Advisory Committee on Family Practice (ACFP) Family Medicine Forum (FMFC) Membership Advisory Committee (MAC) First Five Years (FFYP) Resident Chair Dr Huy Nguyen Dr Trina Stewart Dr Huy Nguyen Dr Lana Beth Barkhouse Open Dr Stephen Scales
President report (past) Dr. Nadine Arsenault-Samson We have continued to collaborate with the various stakeholders in healthcare to pursue our objective of improving primary care on PEI and discussing elements such as the physician complement, as well as advancing our ideas for collaborative care. A new committee, with representatives of the PEICFP, the College of Registered Nurses of PEI, MSPEI and Independent fee-for-service doctors, has been struck to propose a collaborative model that would work well on PEI. I recently had a chance to meet with our new Minister of Health and Wellness, the Hon. James Aylward, who proclaimed May 19th as Family Doctor Day on PEI. Our Family Doctor of the Year as well as our Awards of Excellence were also announced at this time. There will also be an official recognition at the next sitting of the Legislative Assembly later in June. The Minister, following our meeting, issued a press release regarding these matters in which he also stated that his government recognizes the value of family doctors and that they intend to increase the current complement during their mandate. This is great news as we have been working towards changing this complement for a number of years now. As president, I have also had the privilege of representing the College on various working groups, including one on Access to Primary Care and one on the Locum Process in PEI. Our Chapter also had brief discussions with Health PEI on panel sizes.
President report continued In addition, we have also been successful in securing funding from Health PEI to help with costs of bringing the Practising Wisely Program to PEI. Stay tuned for information on this very interesting workshop planned for the fall of 2019. Finally, I have continued to represent our Chapter at National College meetings over the last year. There have been many interesting discussions and much work done on topics such as: Chapter Equity, Governance, National Licensure, Strategic Planning, the Value of Family Physicians, Physician Burnout and the Patient s Medical Home. In conclusion, I would like to thank all of you for allowing me to represent you over the last two years. My time at the College has given me many learning opportunities and it was a pleasure to represent the family doctors of PEI. Family Medicine is near and dear to my heart and I hope to be able to continue to advocate our values and goals as Past President.
Financial Report Huy Nguyen The Prince Edward Island College of Family Physicians FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2018 2018 2017 Revenue 88,124 Expenses 94,069 Cash 8,137 Investments 38,237 Total Assets 47,371 81,712 82,399 17,819 48,154 65,973 Note the 2nd portion of transfer payment were late this year
Advisory Committee on Family Practice Innovation in Primary Care Newsletter publish once a year sharing on success stories across Canada Last one released in April, 2019 on integrating pharmacists into primary care Next theme will be collaboration with mental health www.cfpc.ca/innovation_primary_care/
Patients Medical Home www.patientsmedicalhome.ca Latest best advice guides Advanced and Meaningful use of EMRs Recovery-Oriented Mental Health and Addiction Care Practice assessment tool Provincial Report Card on the 10 pillars PEI specific toolkit (coming soon)
2019 AGM Update for First Five Years in Family Practice (FFYFP) Board representative: Steve Scales National committee key updates: Canadian Family Physician Journal now features quarterly FFYFP page to discuss topics relevant to new in practice physicians FFYFP national website in development. Will have collection of transition to practice documents, podcasts, as well as province-specific information Mentorship initiatives being explored Local updates: Transition to practice education session for residents Participating in Health PEI Practice Transition Committee Launch of local Mentorship program
Improving Access of Local Food for Lower Income Diabetic Patients The PEICFP continues to work on increasing awareness around social accountability. We have received a grant from the PEI Department of Agriculture and Fisheries to run a Food Prescription" pilot project on PEI. Doctors have identified low income diabetic patients (using the PEI poverty screening toolkit) and provided them with biweekly local veggie boxes for six months, from January until June 2019.
Improving Access of Local Food These veggie boxes have been sourced from Schurman Family Farm, in Kensington, PEI. There are 28 patients participating in the project. They have all filled out an initial survey, which identifies some demographic data as well as food accessibility. We have collected all of their pre-pilot project A1C s, and upon completion of the project, A1C s will again be collected, as well as a follow-up survey. Finally, we are coordinating food preparation workshops to improve the patient s food literacy. A report of the findings will be produced at the end of the project. Respectfully, Dr Shannon Curtis
