Faculty Development
Visit our faculty development page for resources, upcoming events, teaching certificate information, and our grand rounds schedule.
Locations
With 9 sites and 10 programs spanning three provinces, our sites offer diversity in location, and experience.
Nova Scotia Practice Ready Assessment Program (NSPRAP)
The NSPRAP is an assessment program to ensure that international medical graduates (IMGs) who wish to practice family medicine in Nova Scotia possess appropriate clinical skills and knowledge to provide quality patient care.
News
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The Nova‑Scotia portion of the PriCARE Program leadership has been taken over by Dr. Joanna Zed
The Nova-Scotia portion of the PriCARE Program leadership has recently been taken over by Dr. Joanna Zed, from Dr. Fred Burge. Dr. Zed brings her knowledge from an extensive clinical background and experience collaborating with Nova Scotia Health to support the study of nurse-led case management for patients with chronic conditions and complex care needs in primary care settings.
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Congratulations to the ACTing Collectively Project Team
who were recently awarded $517,500 by the Department of Seniors and Long-term Care to augment funds previously granted by the NSH Research Fund in 2021 for their proof-of-concept study.
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Dr. Emily Gard Marshall featured on Women Now TV
Dr. Emily Gard Marshall will be featured tonight (March 29) on Women Now TV. Catch Dr. Marshall's interview where she discusses the importance of research and evidence to influence policy change in primary care.
Comments or Suggestions?
email us at fmcomm@dal.ca