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LTCI CME | Brain Traffic Jams: Why the Flow Stops at 80
June 15 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Join us for a Long-Term Care Initiative (LTCI) CME session on geriatric head injuries and “brain traffic jams.” This session will be presented by Dr. Cory Toth, Neurologist.
LTCI CMEs are open to all members of the Burnaby Division of Family Practice.
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM: Brain Traffic Jams by Dr. Cory Toth
All BDFP members will earn 1.0 CME credits from the first hour.
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM: LTCI Network Meeting & Discussion for LTCI members
LTCI physicians will receive a 1.0 hour sessional payment for the second hour.
If you are interested in learning more about our Long-Term Care Initiative, please stay on with us for the second hour or connect directly with longtermcare@burnabydivision.ca.
Contact us to register
Please contact longtermcare@burnabydivision.ca to register for this CME session.
About the Long-term Care Initiative
The Long-Term Care Initiative (LTCI) is a province-wide program developed by the Ministry of Health to improve care in long-term care homes across B.C.
In Burnaby, the Division has been leading this work since 2016—supporting a robust network of long-term care physicians supported with resources, training, and guidance to improve care for residents in Burnaby’s care homes.