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Transition to Practice Queen’s Emergency Medicine CBME ANDREW K. HALL MD, FRCPC ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AND FRCPC PROGRAM CBME LEAD DEPT. EMERGENCY MEDICINE, QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY SEPT 23, 2015 – CBME WORKSHOP II

Transition to Practice Queen’s Emergency Medicine CBME ANDREW K. HALL MD, FRCPC ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AND FRCPC PROGRAM CBME LEAD DEPT. EMERGENCY MEDICINE,

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Page 1: Transition to Practice Queen’s Emergency Medicine CBME ANDREW K. HALL MD, FRCPC ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AND FRCPC PROGRAM CBME LEAD DEPT. EMERGENCY MEDICINE,

Transition to PracticeQueen’s Emergency Medicine CBME

ANDREW K. HALL MD, FRCPC

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AND FRCPC PROGRAM CBME LEAD

DEPT. EMERGENCY MEDICINE, QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY

SEPT 23, 2015 – CBME WORKSHOP II

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Exam

Competency-based Model:

5 years

Transition to Specialty

Foundations of Discipline

Core of Discipline Transition to Practice

Entrustable Professional

Activities (EPAs)

Competencies

Learning Experiences

and Assessments

Milestones

Entrustable Professional

Activities (EPAs)

Competencies

Learning Experiences

and Assessments

Milestones

Entrustable Professional

Activities (EPAs)

Competencies

Learning Experiences

and Assessments

Milestones

Entrustable Professional

Activities (EPAs)

Competencies

Learning Experiences

and Assessments

Milestones

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Experience with CBME transition to date…

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Queen’s EM July 2017 ALL Canadian EM programs July 2018

SOOOO….

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Queen’s EM CBME Transition

Queen’s EM is transitioning only 1 year ahead of the rest of the country

Isolation

Underwent local Delphi to develop Scope of Practice EPAs Issue of granularity

Had hoped to collaborate nationally and expedite the national process of EPA development

BUT….

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Queen’s EM CBME Transition

Royal College cautioned us against proceeding

Decided to expediate Specialty Committee process of Development of EPAs to Jan/Feb 2016

How to proceed locally?

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Our transition to CBME…

Page 8: Transition to Practice Queen’s Emergency Medicine CBME ANDREW K. HALL MD, FRCPC ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AND FRCPC PROGRAM CBME LEAD DEPT. EMERGENCY MEDICINE,

Exam

Competency-based Model:

5 years

Transition to Specialty

Foundations of Discipline

Core of Discipline Transition to Practice

Entrustable Professional

Activities (EPAs)

Competencies

Learning Experiences

and Assessments

Milestones

Entrustable Professional

Activities (EPAs)

Competencies

Learning Experiences

and Assessments

Milestones

Entrustable Professional

Activities (EPAs)

Competencies

Learning Experiences

and Assessments

Milestones

Entrustable Professional

Activities (EPAs)

Competencies

Learning Experiences

and Assessments

Milestones

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  Transition to Discipline Foundations of Discipline Core of Discipline Transition to PracticeDuration 2 months (July-Aug) PGY1-2 PGY3-4 PGY-5

EPAs ResuscitationAcute Care (Med/Surg/Psych/Peds)ProceduresED Patient Encounter 

ResuscitationAcute Care (Med/Surg/Psych/Peds)Ambulatory CareProceduresDiagnostic InvestigationsConsultationDocumentationResearch and Literature 

ResuscitationAcute Care (Med/Surg/Psych/Peds)Special Concepts (Ex Palliation, Tox, etc.)Ambulatory CareProceduresDiagnostic InvestigationsConsultationDocumentationED Management and TriageHealthcare TeamEMS and DisasterResearch and LiteratureEducation

Consultation and DispositionDocumentationED Management and TriageHealthcare TeamED Advocacy and Community SupportEMS and DisasterResearch and LiteratureAdministrationEducation

EM Learning Activities

Emergency Medicine Clinical ShiftsJr Resus RoundsSummer Seminar Series / Bootcamp

Emergency Medicine Clinical ShiftsCore RoundsJr Resus RoundsJournal Club AttendeeCAT Project  

Emergency Medicine Clinical ShiftsCore RoundsJr Resus Rounds InstructionSr Resus RoundsJournal Club AdministrationAdvanced Research Project (optional)Medical Student Curriculum Teaching

Core Rounds InstructionEmergency Medicine Jr Attending Shifts Emergency Medicine Teaching ShiftsAdministration 

Off-service Rotations

  ICUAnesthesiaNeurosurgeryPlastic SurgeryPsychGeneral SurgeryObstetrics and GynecologyInternal MedicinePediatric EM

TraumaCardiologyPediatric EMToxicology ?Fellowship/Advanced Training

TraumaElectives   ?Fellowship/Advanced Training

Assessments Work-place based assessmentsSimulation OSCEProcedural Assessments 

Work-place based assessmentsPre-rounds written examsBruder written examsNational In-training examSimulation OSCEPractice OralsSelf-assessmentResident Research Day feedback360 evals

Work-place based assessmentsPre-round written examsBruder written examsNational In-training examSimulation OSCEPractice OralsSelf-assessmentResident Research Day evaluationJournal Club evaluation360 evaluationsMedical Student Teaching evaluationFRCPC Examination

Work-place based assessmentsSimulation OSCETeaching Shift Evaluations

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TRANSITION TO PRACTICE EM EPAS

Seek appropriate consultation referral to other health professionals Assemble and convey medical information effectively and professionally from

and to other caregivers, agencies, patients and their family members. Manage the ED and triage patients to optimize patient care Participate effectively and appropriately within an inter-professional and

multidisciplinary health care team. Respond to individual patient, population, and community health needs as it

relates to the delivery of ED care in the region. Provide on-line supervision and direction for all Emergency Medical Services

(EMS), including transport/transfer, disaster management, medical directives, and specific patient management.

Critically evaluate new research, integrate medical advances into practice, and contribute to the creation and dissemination of new knowledge and clinical practices

Demonstrate and understanding of administrative issues related to Emergency Medicine at local, regional, national and international levels

Manage the education of students, residents and other health professionals in the Emergency Department