Events and Presentations

Postponed Events

In light of the evolving situation due to the Coronavirus, COVID-19, and based on recommendations from the Ministry of Health, Health System Emergency Management Branch to consider the risks associated with mass gatherings, CMRITO has made the decision to reschedule the professional practice workshops originally scheduled for the spring in Brampton, Ottawa and Sudbury to later this year. 

As soon as we have updated dates and locations for these workshops, we will let members know by email. Registration for the workshops will open one month before the scheduled date of the workshop – so please watch for emails from CMRITO. You can also visit this page to see updates to locations and schedules.

Any member currently registered for the Brampton workshop on March 28, 2020 will have their registration held and reconfirmed when a new date is set. 

The most current information and the practice guidance documents for health care practitioners can be found on the Ministry of Health’s website: http://www.health.gov.on.ca/en/pro/programs/publichealth/coronavirus/.

 

Throughout 2020, Deputy Registrar Caroline Morris will be conducting a series of eight workshops across the province focusing on professional practice.

The workshops will concentrate on the CMRITO Standards of Practice and patient and family focused care.

Using interactive discussions and case studies, the workshops will cover the accountabilities and practice expectations of each CMRITO member as a self-regulated health professional. Attendees will also examine patient communication best practices, and participate in exercises where you can share your expertise and collaborate with colleagues about providing compassionate patient and family focused care to your patients.

Completion of the workshop will count for five hours of learning activities toward your 2020 QA ePortfolio.

The workshops are free of charge to CMRITO members and will include lunch. Space for these sessions is limited.

Workshop dates and locations