The Toolkit should not be utilized to replace the treatment plan of your health care provider. If you are in crisis or require urgent medical attention
PLEASE CALL 911
In Collaboration with the Centre of Excellence on Partnership with Patients and the Public (CEPPP), the Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada (AFMC) has created the Physician-Patient Partnership Toolkit.
Learn MoreThe AFMC Appointment Discussion Tool aims to support patients and healthcare professionals in establishing a collaborative relationship. The tool is intended to be used by patients in preparation for, during and after their scheduled appointments with their healthcare professionals.
Learn MoreIf you are in crisis or require urgent medical attention, PLEASE CONTACT 911
Learn MoreFact Sheets Find out more ! Patient- Physician Partnership Toolkit Fact Sheets – Patient and physician responses to frequently asked questions and issues related to opioids.
Learn MoreCurriculum consisting of bilingual online modules that were created for undergraduate medical students, resident physicians and practicing physicians. However, they are available to any interested stakeholders, including community members.
Learn MoreResources to promote safer use of opioids and tools to support patients and physicians.
Learn MorePatient-Physician Partnership Toolkit: Medication Safety The following information, contains useful tips on how to safely store, utilize and dispose of your medications.
Learn MoreConfidentiality Physicians are obligated to keep all patient information confidential. Confidentiality encourages the patient to provide the physician with all relevant information so that they can diagnose and treat the patient.
Learn MorePatient-Physician Partnership Toolkit: common terms used within the context of opioids, opioid use and Opioid Use Disorder (OUD).
Learn MoreAFMC would like to recognize the patient partners and all contributors that developed the Patient-Physician Partnership Toolkit:
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