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 Approaches to Postgraduate Education in Psychiatry in Canada:
What Educators and Residents Need to KnowEdited by: John S. Leverette, Gary S. Hnatko, Emmanuel Persad
This book is written in support of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada's (RCPSC) updated Objectives of Training Requirements and Specialty Training Requirements in Psychiatry which came into effect in July 2008. It is intended to enhance understanding of these documents and breathe life into them by presenting a toolbox approach to training paradigms. The tools exemplify strategies that will realize the RCPSC training objectives while recognizing the variable resources available to Canadian departments of psychiatry. It is directed primarily to psychiatric educators and residency program directors to assist in the implementation of RCPSC standards and to psychiatric residents in order that they may have in-depth knowledge of the competencies required for contemporary practice.
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Orienting International Medical Graduates to Psychiatry Residency Training in Canada: A Canadian Psychiatric Association Manual
This manual was designed to be your quick reference guide based upon existing literature and feedback from international medical graduates (IMGs) in Canadian psychiatry residency programs. Past attempts to orient IMGs to Canadian postgraduate training programs have focused primarily on broad principles applicable to IMGs across all medical and surgical disciplines. However, specific tips and information to help psychiatry IMGs with their transition into psychiatry residency has not been readily accessible early in residency.
Edited by:
Mohammad Alsuwaidan, MD FRCPC
Sanjeev Sockalingam, MD, FRCPC
Ari Zaretsky, MD, FRCPC
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![img]](http://publications.cpa-apc.org/media.php?mid=272) Psychiatry in Canada: 50 Years
(1951 to 2001)
This 300 page book by leading psychiatrists provides an in-depth review of such areas as funding and practice patterns, paradigm shifts, education, emerging specialities and predictions for the next 50 years.
Edited by:
Quentin Rae-Grant, MD
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HIV and Psychiatry: A Training and Resource Manual
The Canadian Psychiatric Association, in conjunction with Health Canada, recognizes the need for appropriate educational tools to support psychiatrists and other mental health caregivers in their assessment, treatment, and care of people living with HIV. The CPA hopes this manual will enhance the delivery of competent, ethical, and compassionate psychiatric care across Canada and abroad. This document is now out of print but please feel free to view it electronically.
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