Virtual Eating Disorder Sensitivity Training For Primary Care Providers
Event date: -
Event type: Single day (a day or less)
Target Group:
This workshop is open to any health professional, although it is primarily targeted for family physicians and nurse practitioners (including medical students, residents, psychiatrists). An application for continuing medical education credits (Mainpro+) for this workshop has been submitted to the College of Family Physicians of Canada.
Description:
This interactive training workshop will build your confidence in working with people with eating disorders. In the first hour of the session, an expert in the eating disorder field will review the approach to diagnosis and management of these complex illnesses. Then, a person with lived experience of an eating disorder will highlight the human dimension of these illnesses. In the second half of the workshop, participants will split into break-out groups to explore case studies. A summary of the presentation as well as useful resource documents will be provided to participants.
Workshop Organizer:
Dr. Karen Trollope-Kumar, MD, PhD, CCFP
Karen Trollope-Kumar, the co-founder and director of Body Brave, is a family physician with over 30 years of clinical experience. In addition to her medical qualifications, she holds a PhD in medical anthropology. She is an Associate Clinical Professor of Family Medicine at McMaster University, and has been involved in medical education for many years, teaching medical students in her clinical practice, and later serving as Co-Director of the Professional Competencies program at McMaster.
Topics included:
Diagnosis and medical management of eating disorders
Understanding the dimensions of lived experience
Referral strategies and the role of the multidisciplinary team
Workshop duration: 2 hours
This workshop is part of the Body Peace Conference. A virtual conference being held on Oct 4,5,6, 2019 (www.livingbodybrave.com/bodypeace)
Registration required. Visit https://livingbodybrave.com/bo...re-provider-training
Wishing you well!
Lisa
Very interesting...thank you. May I draw your attention to a major typo in the main heading. VIRTUAL is misspelled. Sorry...