Overview of perinatal depression and anxiety, including common risk factors, screening, treatment approaches, and treatment planning. Through evidence based material, quizzes, and interactive video vignettes learners will gain an understanding of the importance of routinely screening for perinatal depression and anxiety and become more comfortable with the steps to doing so.

Designed with busy professionals in mind, the POATSP course articulates the BCCSU’s Provincial Guidelines for the Clinical Management of Opioid Use Disorder with evidence-based education on the full range of treatment options available for adults and youth with varying presentations of opioid use disorder through interactive content, videos and case studies.

The 51st Annual D.A. Boyes Society Meeting & Obstetrics and Gynaecology Clinical Review conference returns in person on November 20-21, 2025 at Morris J Wosk Centre for Dialogue in Vancouver BC. Join locally and internationally renowned experts for up-to-date information in all areas including Maternal Fetal Medicine and Reproductive Endocrinology.

The Addiction Care and Treatment Online Course (ACTOC) is a comprehensive 22-module online course for health care providers who diagnose and treat patients with substance use disorders. Designed in partnership with BC Centre for Substance Use and UBC School of Nursing.

This education aims to deliver a virtual and customized interactive community-based small group session for primary care providers and cancer care specialists.

eLearning online module for primary care providers in British Columbia who are interested in learning more about breast cancer care and their role in supporting patients through their journey. Designed in partnership with BC Cancer.

eLearning online module for primary care providers in British Columbia who are interested in learning more about colorectal cancer care and their role in supporting patients through their journey. Designed in partnership with BC Cancer.

eLearning online module for primary care providers in British Columbia who are interested in learning more about prostate cancer care and their role in supporting patients through their journey. Designed in partnership with BC Cancer.

Short eLearning online module for BC health care providers who care for children. The course will introduce you to the Pediatric Early Warning System (PEWS). Designed in partnership with Child Health BC.

Explore transformative, technology-enabled healthcare to support patient-centered care.

This is the central registration page for BC-PIP Family Physician participants

This is the central registration page for BC-PIP Specialist participants.

The purpose of this course is to help family physicians and international medical graduates learn advanced billing for their practice. Topics: Counselling & Prevention, Chronic Disease Management, Planning & Management Fees, Complex Care, Communication with Patients & Colleagues, Family Physicians with Consultative Expertise, Obstetrics and Long-Term Care.

The purpose of this course is to help family physicians and international medical graduates learn the basics of billing in their practice. Topics: billings systems, basic visit billings codes and limits, procedure and lab fees, Worksafe/ICBC, uninsured services and special visits.

The purpose of this course is to help specialists and international medical graduates learn basic billing for their practice. Topics: fee-for-service billing; billing number and the mechanics of billing; how fees are created, defined and maintained; tips on using the current MSP and SSC fee guides; commonly missed billings; and billing integrity process.

Designed for family physicians and other primary care providers who are interested in learning more about breast cancer prevention and screening in BC. BC Cancer Breast Screening policy is based on best evidence and aligns with elements of the Canadian Task Force on Preventative Health Care (CTFPHC) guidelines on breast cancer screening.

This online course was designed for family physicians and other primary care providers who see pregnant patients up to 20 weeks. This course will give you tools and information to better support patients through the pregnancy journey.

Designed for medical and surgical specialist physicians to be able to offer breastfeeding support and medical management in British Columbia.

In each virtual session, experienced physician coaches will provide a short didactic presentation followed by an opportunity for you to practice using the coaching/mentoring skill with your peers. These sessions are designed to help you build confidence, ask questions, share your experience, and connect with other coaches/mentors in UBC's Rural Coaching and Mentoring Programs.

A foundational coaching and mentoring skills course aimed at participants in the RCPD Coaching and Mentoring Program (CAMP).

This online module for health care providers covers a variety of topics on recreational and medical cannabis, including legal status, types of cannabis, benefits and risks, and evidence-based recommendations. It reviews patient education, screening/treatment of cannabis use disorder, and provides guidance on writing authorizations for medical cannabis.

Join Dr. Bruce Hobson, Dr. Cecile Andreas & Dr. Lawrence Yang on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2024, for an Information & Education Session on CAMP.

The UBC RCPD Coaching and Mentoring Program (CAMP) links rural physicians to just-in-time peer support and offers flexible learning opportunities to facilitate meaningful coaching and mentoring relationships.

Jan 7–Feb 25, 2024 (8-week course) Tuesdays 0900–1100 PT | Workshops & eLearning | Free | 48.0 Mainpro+/16.0 MOC Section 1

Sept 6–Oct 25, 2024 (8-week course) Fridays 0900–1100 PT | Workshops & eLearning | Free | 48.0 Mainpro+/16.0 MOC Section 1

Sep 9–Nov 4, 2024 (8-week course) Mondays 1830–2030 PT | Workshops & eLearning | Free | 48.0 Mainpro+/16.0 MOC Section 1

Jan 9 - Mar 6, 2025 (8-week course) Thursdays 0900–1100 PT | Workshops & eLearning | Free | 48.0 Mainpro+/16.0 MOC Section 1

Jan 15–Mar 5, 2025 (8-week course) Wednesdays 1800–2000 PT | Workshops & eLearning | Free | 48.0 Mainpro+/16.0 MOC Section 1

Sep 24–Nov 12, 2024 (8-week course) Tuesdays 0900–1100 PT | Workshops & eLearning | Free | 48.0 Mainpro+/16.0 MOC Section 1

Oct 9–Nov 27, 2024 (8-week course) Wednesdays 1000–1200 PT | Workshops & eLearning | Free | 48.0 Mainpro+/16.0 MOC Section 1

Oct 17–Dec 5, 2024 (8-week course) Thursdays 1800–2000 PT | Workshops & eLearning | Free | 48.0 Mainpro+/16.0 MOC Section 1

8-week course (2 hour class once weekly) | Workshops & eLearning | Free | 48.0 Mainpro+/16.0 MOC Section 1

Invite us to your community! Effective communication between physicians, patients, colleagues and staff has been proven to enhance our healthcare system, improve outcomes and lead to better patient and healthcare practitioner satisfaction.

Designed for family physicians in British Columbia (BC) to introduce continuing professional development (CPD) requirements and opportunities. Topics: how to be an active learner engaged in practice improvement and CPD, competency as per CFPC, CME/CPD funding and various CME/CPD providers and resources.

Designed for specialists in British Columbia (BC) to help introduce continuing professional development (CPD) requirements and opportunities for specialists.

Online self-directed assessment tool to improve your practice at your own pace

This online journal club is available to Family Practice Anesthesiologist in BC only. During each 3 week session, we will review articles and have alively discussion to sharpen our critical thinking skills in clinical studies and application of insights in practice.

Join us for the next talk in the Family Practice Oncology Network (FPON) Webinar Series on Endometrial Cancer with Dr. Anna Tinker

Learn how to build inclusive practices and philosophies of care to better serve pregnant Two Spirit, transgender, and non-binary people and allow for a safer inclusive provision of care.

Designed for primary care providers in BC. By understanding trans and gender diverse health issues and considerations for care, you will then have knowledge and skills to implement the Gender-Affirming Framework to improve the care of gender diverse patients.

Handheld ultrasounds can make it easier to incorporate point-of-care ultrasound into your practice. To help you decide if a handheld ultrasound is right for your clinical practice and to practice your ultrasound skills we are pleased to offer several handheld ultrasounds on loan to you.

Learn to incorporate the current Guidelines for HIV Testing in British Columbia (BC) into your practice.

Designed for family physicians and specialists in British Columbia (BC) to learn about ICBC and WorkSafeBC topics: claims process, how to fill out forms, work disability prevention, management of injury claims, court attendance, payments, benefits, disputes, etc.

Introduction to BC and Canadian health care system: governance in the Canadian Health Care System, health care access and funding, physician compensation, regulatory bodies and professional organizations for health professionals.

Redesigned and updated online module about how to best support breastfeeding families. Topics: Baby-friendly Hospital Initiative and its relevance to family physicians, breastfeeding importance and risks associated with human milk substitute, identification and management of common breastfeeding challenges, resources and services for breastfeeding support and medical management, including when and where to refer.

Designed for health care providers working in British Columbia who are interested in learning about the late effects of childhood cancer therapy. Topics: tumour and treatment-related late effects, the systems they can effect, and their impact on survivors’ lives, surveillance for and management of late effects associated with childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia in an adult, BC Cancer’s Late Effects, Assessment and Follow-up (LEAF) Clinic, patient and provider resources.

eLearning | Online Module | Up to 1.5 Mainpro+ credits | 1.5 hours

eLearning | Online Module | Up to 1 hour |1.0 Mainpro+ credits

eLearning | Online Module | Up to 1 hour |1.0 Mainpro+ credits

eLearning | Online Module | Up to 1.0 Mainpro+ credits | 1 hour

In recent years, several publications have reported good vaginal breech birth outcomes for select populations in the care of a skilled breech birth team. The primary objective of this course is to support knowledge and skill development so that primary care attendants may develop competency to support breech birth.

Supporting healthy behaviour change in families can be challenging, but there are things you can do to make your conversations with families more productive. This online course introduces a collaborative, patient-centered style of communication that can help strengthen personal motivation to change.

Learn to incorporate the current thyroid testing guidelines into your practice.

Learn tangible trauma-sensitive practices for offering health care rooted in cultural understanding and safety for Indigenous Peoples.

Learn tangible trauma-sensitive practices for offering health care rooted in cultural understanding and safety for Indigenous Peoples.

Invite us to your community! This two-part webinar in partnership with WorkSafeBC explores current best practices in the treatment of chronic non-cancer pain.

Designed for new-to-practice internationally trained family physicians and specialists in British Columbia (BC). This course will introduce you to the ongoing opioid crisis in British Columbia and provide you with the knowledge and skills in opioid prescribing.

This online continuing medical education course will introduce you to gbMSM health issues and implications with the intent to provide you with the knowledge and skills to improve the care of your gbMSM patients. Topics: social and political context of gbMSM health, epidemiology and life course, safer spaces, language, communication and case studies.

Online self-learning course for all interested immunization providers, especially useful for those physicians new to immunization practice in BC and as a refresher course for physicians who already have a theoretical and clinical understanding of immunization practice and would like to update their knowledge.

This online continuing medical education course will introduce you to pediatric asthma management with the intent to provide you with the knowledge and skills to improve the care of your patients.

This online module is for all health care providers that care for children and wish to learn more about how to better recognize, treat, and manage atopic dermatitis in a primary care setting. Designed in partnership by UBC CPD, Child Health BC, and BC Children's Hospital.

Online module for all health care providers who care for children, especially those who do so infrequently and want to refresh or build their pediatric skills and knowledge.

Save the Dates!

This course provides education and support for evidence-based, patient-centred, trauma-informed, and culturally-safe care for a pregnant person who experiences substance use and for a newborn exposed to substances during pregnancy.

Learn how to effectively manage and promote recovery of post-traumatic stress symptoms and anxiety post-motor vehicle accident. This self-paced online course explores best practices in care using a team approach and outlines the important roles of providers in supporting patients through their journey.

This course aims to help family physicians and specialists navigate available practice management resources and key organizations that offer practice management resources.

This interactive online course is designed to give clinicians the knowledge and skills required to educate and support families in the safe introduction of allergenic foods to infants. It includes videos, interactives, communication strategies and resources for both clinicians and families, all based on the most recent and up-to-date research.

Designed with busy professionals in mind, the POATSP course articulates the BCCSU’s Provincial Guidelines for the Clinical Management of Opioid Use Disorder with evidence-based education on the full range of treatment options available for adults and youth with varying presentations of opioid use disorder through interactive content, videos and case studies.

Real-Time Virtual Support (RTVS) provides on-demand consultation to support patient care and rural healthcare collaboration. We are excited to partner with the RTVS program to offer a multi-modal simulation program. UBC CPD offers simulation education free of charge to give health care providers an opportunity to hone clinical and collaborative skills, practice connecting to RTVS and experience receiving support from an RTVS Virtual Provider first-hand.

An interactive module that covers key issues in the relationships between the medical community and industry, and helps you discern what is relevant to include in your disclosures.

Join Dr. Frank Johnson on Friday, Sep. 19, 2025 for a talk on Foot & Ankle.

Join Dr. Frank Johnson on Friday, Aug. 8, 2025 for a talk on Intro to MSK Ultrasound.

Join Dr. Tracy Morton on Friday, Jun. 20, 2025 for a talk on LVEF.

Rural Rounds provides rural healthcare providers with up-to-date and relevant medical education through interactive Zoom presentations.

Rural Rounds provides rural healthcare providers with up-to-date and relevant medical education through interactive Zoom presentations.

This course aims to inform surgical teams of the risk during pandemics, prepare them to respond appropriately, give them tools to ensure their safety, build pathways to maintain specific surgical services and anticipate and mitigate long-term impacts The course is delivered in an online format over 5 weeks and can be completed at the surgical provider's own pace.

Gain practical knowledge and skills in protecting patient information security in practice. Learn to recognize security threats that might lead to breaches of private patient information, establish roles and responsibilities of staff members in creating a culture of security in private practice clinic settings, create practices to control access to patient information and learn minimum technology requirements for risk mitigation.

Learn to implement point-of-care ultrasound in your practice, identify the basics of probe orientation, use POCUS to screen for and diagnose various conditions (in trauma, cardiac arrest, shock, dyspnea, pregnancy, etc.), recognize characteristics of positive and negative ultrasound images, interpret ultrasound images and integrate findings into clinical decision making.

Specialist CPD eCoach is an innovative self-assessment tool developed by UBC CPD with funding support from a Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Grant. Specialist CPD eCoach will guide you through a self-assessment and support you in creating an improvement plan for your identified practice area.

Are you aware that Kangaroo Care has been shown to improve preterm infant growth and development with physiologic and immunologic benefits? Learn more about Kangaroo Care as a standard of care for preterm infants and parent-infant skin-to-skin contact.

Learn how to support the return to work (RTW) process of cancer survivors. Learners will follow the iCanWork program outlining the considerations required to assess the impact of cancer and treatment on a survivor’s ability to carry out their work, best practices in communication, and resources for primary care providers to support successful RTW.

Short online eLearning continuing medical education course designed for family physicians, midwives, nurse practitioners, obstetricians and dietitians offering antenatal care in Canada to help you discuss and manage gestational weight gain with your patients.

Read peer-reviewed, unbiased, practice-changing articles and earn 0.25 Mainpro+/MOC Section 2 study credits per TCMP article by completing a learning activity. You can also interact with colleagues and authors by voting on the article’s impact on your practice and posting questions and comments.

Learn to better facilitate the continuity of care for youth with chronic health conditions and disabilities who are transitioning from paediatric care to the adult care system. Learn about barriers, risks at transition, practical strategies and tools, common concerns, building rapport, barriers to adherence to medical care, methods for promoting adherence and motivation in adolescent and young adult patients, and resources for addressing specific issues.

As the provision of virtual care extends beyond the pandemic, physicians are continuing to manage patients virtually. Enhancing physicians’ skills in performing examinations and issuing diagnoses virtually will support physicians to confidently provide high-quality virtual care to their patients.