“Room for improvement” and other takeaways from our Member Value Survey
Last September we asked you to fill out our Member Value Survey. I’d now like to share the survey results with you, and highlight some recurrent themes that emerged.
Why maintaining my part-time clinical practice has been essential to my role as CEO
I am convinced that grounding my work life with a continuing commitment to patients and medical practice has been fundamental to my satisfaction and whatever success I have enjoyed in these administrative roles.
Our work Down Under
The Royal College has a history of working with our sister colleges in Australia and New Zealand. What is new and noteworthy is that we signed a MOU to formalize and strengthen this bond.
War and medicine
War and medicine have a storied history. Beyond surgical and medical advances from war, postgraduate medical education in Canada made huge inroads post-WWI.
Cannabis use guidelines: links to resources
The legalization of cannabis comes into effect today. We’d like to share some resources that may help inform your knowledge and discussions with patients on this matter.
Data is power in medical workforce planning (but context matters, too)
The Royal College is investing in evidence-informed knowledge. We believe that more comprehensive data leads to better decision-making through improved monitoring and response.
