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DESCRIPTION:The Department of Family Medicine (������) is please
 d to invite you to a Faculty Development Workshop  PROBLEMS OF CLINICAL RE
 ASONING: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT   With Dr. Daniel Ince-Cushman\, Director
  of Evaluation\, Department of Family Medicine      Description of the wor
 kshop:  The workshop will begin with a plenary session whereby participant
 s will learn of the different types of situations in clinical reasoning th
 at  are encountered with learners in medical education\; followed by in ca
 se discussions in a practical session to learn how to help learners overco
 me these problems.     Learning objectives:  At the end of the workshop\, 
 participants will be able to :  1.         Name 5 types of clinical reason
 ing problems in medical education and for each type :  2.         Give exa
 mples of representative behaviours  3.         Phrase questions that confi
 rm or refute your hypothesis  4.         Be able to propose remediation st
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 ----------------------------     REGISTRATION FORM  REGISTRATION can be su
 bmitted either:  online: click here  email: facdevcme.fammed [at] mcgill.c
 a  post mail: Dept of Family Medicine\, Attn: Andrea Zdyb\, 5858 Côte-des-
 Neiges\, 3rd floor -Suite 300\, Montréal\, QC H3S 1Z1        “Problems of 
 Clinical Reasoning: Diagnosis and Treatment”  Wednesday\, October 9\, 2013
 \, 8:30 am -12:00 noon  **There is no registration fee\, but advance regis
 tration is required by Monday\, October 1\, 2013.    
DTSTART:20131009T123000Z
DTEND:20131009T160000Z
LOCATION:CA\, Family Medicine Department\, 5858 Chemin de la Côte-des-Neige
 s\, suite 300
SUMMARY:Faculty Development Workshop : Problems of clinical reasoning : dia
 gnosis and treatment
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 shop-problems-clinical-reasoning-diagnosis-and-treatment-230068
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