A framework proposes improvements to family medicine training, enhancing competencies for future physicians in Canada.
FPs report that the FM residency training is not sufficiently developing key competencies and capabilities for successful practice. The FM Professional Capability Framework can be used to augment existing physician competency frameworks to drive enhancements in curriculum design, teaching, learning, assessment, and certification. This approach has the potential to foster the development of a robust FP workforce that can effectively respond to, adapt to, and successfully navigate unfamiliar and complex situations, settings, and populations, thereby enhancing physician resilience and the delivery of comprehensive, patient-centred care in an age of uncertainty and accelerating change.
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