Brownstone Health offers a Collaborative Continuing Education program for our staff.
Education
Objective:
To advance knowledge translation through evidence-based education grounded in the concept of multi-disciplinary practice with the goal of facilitating professional collaboration that is in the best interest of the patient.
Outline/Overview of Our Program
This is a collaborative multidisciplinary post-graduate educational program that runs on a yearly basis. The program is cumulative, each session will be a minimum of one hour length, currently designed as in-person sessions.
Each session is facilitated by a leader with a research-masters degree in kinesiology (or graduate degree in health-sciences). There will be 1-2 guest speakers at each session. These speakers are considered experts in their fields of practice. All guest speakers will have a connection to multi-disciplinary health and wellness.
The sessions consist of any or all:
Requirements to attend: actively practicing (licensed/registered/insured) as a health care practitioner or fitness professional in Saskatchewan, or a student working towards these designations.
Global Learning Outcomes
- Identify techniques to improve facilitation of client-created goals.
- Minimize practitioner ego and improve health and wellness programming based on client needs.
- Recognize scope of practice and skill sets of available multi-disciplinary professionals.
- Learn basic concepts for referral and augmentation of wellness and/or treatment plans.
- Improve practitioner comfort working in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team environment.
- Increased awareness of alternate treatment strategies, techniques and skills.
Content
*At this time, this educational program is available to staff and associates of Brownstone Health only. Exceptions do occur, and if you would like to attend, please contact Daysha at admin@brownstonehealth.ca.
Are you willing to share your expertise?
To ensure high standards of education, please email admin@brownstonehealth.ca with the following information for consideration:
- presenter’s name with designations, educational background and brief biography, course title, course description, course objectives, course outline
- summary of techniques/skills to be taught in the course
- summary of ‘level of evidence’ related to efficacy of treatment that would be presented in the course and/or a minimum of 3 high quality peer-reviewed research publications to support the presentation
- a statement regarding how evidence based practice (related to course material) will be addressed in the course syllabus and presentation
- possible dates for presentation
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