End of Rotation Feedback – Summary June 2008端反馈总结六月2008–旋转.pptVIP

Midterm Report Midterm Report End of Rotation Feedback – Summaries November 2009 Dr. Shari Kirsh Dr. Susan Abbey Dr. Claire De Souza Dr. John Langley Dr. Cliff Posel Dr. Pamela Stewart Dr Wayne Baici Dr Justin Delwo Dr Adam Enchin Dr Jason Joannou Dr Jennifer Nguyen Dr Brittany Poynter Dr Jennifer Russel Dr Steven Selchen Baycrest Center Areas of strength Areas of Concern Suggestions for Change Midterm update Strong site coordinator committed to education and meeting residents’ needs Variety of clinical experiences including opportunities in multiple psychotherapy modalities Excellent multiprofessional teams and good support from administrative staff Excellent seminars especially interview and formulation seminars NO MAJOR CONCERNS Low turnover on inpatients Dictation turnaround improved but still slow Could better optimize balance of new assessments vs. workload More residents at site to take advantage of underutilized learning opportunities and ensure critical mass for seminar attendance Optimize rotations to even better balance workload vs. opportunities for new assessments Residents on inpatient psychiatry are doing 2 -3 new assessments per week and following patients on the community outreach team concurrently. Residents continue to have transcriptions done by admin staff and the turn around time has improved We continue to run our local seminars regardless of the number of attendees CAMH Areas of strength Areas of Concern Suggestions for Change Midterm update Educational program; many positive innovations;- 3 month chronic care split mood and psychosis rotation. (CAMH) - Thunder Bay Chronic Care rotation. - Flexibility to attend speciality clinics at CAMH.? Mock orals-easy to complete. Seminars -well regarded; Dr. Voore’s PGY 5 seminar “excellent”. RN staff in GPU and ER- highly professional and competent. The administration of the residency program at CAMH is excellent “ kudos to Peter Voore and Ksenija Hotic” Commuting for ed