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This program provides multi-modal education to equip primary care professionals with the skills, tools, and resources to support children and youth who use substances, as well as their families, caregivers, and communities. Register for Upcoming Learning Opportunities Live Workshops The facilitated live session allows primary care providers to identify early as well as address and implement available resources for children and youth who use substances. Course content is structured around the Pathways BC clinical care pathway, a case study, and highlighted resources. These interactive workshops...

UBC Continuing Professional Development (UBC CPD) is an academic unit within the Faculty of Medicine at the University of British Columbia. We advance the field of continuing professional development (CPD) through the design, delivery, accreditation, evaluation and research of lifelong learning opportunities for health professionals in British Columbia and beyond. As a learning organization, we believe in the power of education, connection and reflection to support a thriving health-care system in pursuit of healthy communities, social justice and knowledge translation.

Payment is required in season two to access the Moodle Q&A forum, podcast resources and certificates for accreditation.

All podcast episodes and resources are available at no charge in season one.

Dr. Sofia Valanci, Physician Program Advisor at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, shares how AI is reshaping the future of clinical medicine—with insights on scribes, AI literacy, patient confidentiality and planetary impacts.

Endocrinologist Dr. Jordanna Kapeluto unpacks the evolving science of obesity and the role of GLP-1 medications like semaglutide. We explore obesity as a complex, chronic disease, the impact of weight bias in health care, and the promise and pitfalls of new treatments.

We are an Elder-led group that includes both Indigenous and non-Indigenous members working together to increase Cultural Safety and Humility in rural BC by building relationships with and between Indigenous communities and physician groups.

Psychiatrist Dr. Elizabeth Baerg Hall explores how to recognize and overcome diagnostic barriers of adult ADHD in primary care – and empower family physicians to confidently treat this highly manageable condition.