This 90-minute interactive session explores physician burnout and assists in completion of an Action Plan requirement for the Personal Development PPIP activity.

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Target audience for this session is all CPSA registered physicians, surgeons, and locums.

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Note: Completion of the Maslach Inventory is required prior to attending the webinar.

This 90-minute interactive session explores interpersonal conflict management and assists in completion of a PPIP Action Plan. The topic is suitable for either a Personal Development or Practice-Driven Quality Improvement PPIP activity.

This session takes conflict management to the next level and presents a clear process to work through conflict situations. Case studies are used, and participants can choose to apply these practical tips during the session. 

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Target audience for this session is all CPSA registered physicians, surgeons, and locums.

This virtual six-week educational series equips leaders with knowledge and tools to advance well-being at the unit level in departments, divisions, practices, sites, and groups. The course is designed as a synchronous, live learning experience on Zoom, with assignments and activities to complete between sessions in a secure learning management system.

The 2025 Canadian Conference on Physician Leadership’s theme is “Leading with Purpose to Build a Brighter Healthcare Future”, which aims to equip leaders with the skills and mindset needed to effectively navigate uncertainty and transformation. The focus will be on fostering leadership that is driven by a strong sense of purpose and aligned with core values, ensuring that decisions and actions contribute to long-term goals that benefit healthcare organizations, employees, patients, and society as a whole.

The American Conference on Physician Health (ACPH) is a joint scientific conference sponsored by the American Medical Association, Mayo Clinic, and Stanford Medicine and is dedicated to advancing professional satisfaction and reducing burnout. This year's theme, "Inspire, Innovate, Implement: Systemic Solutions to Strengthen Physician Well-Being," focuses on creating sustainable improvements in the health care environment.

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Please Note: 

• Registration opens June 2, 2025.

• Call for Abstracts is currently open and is accepted until February 14, 2025.
   

A healthy culture is the secret ingredient to high functioning teams. Growing culture requires some thoughtful effort, but the results – team efficiency, effectiveness, harmony and resilience – are well worth it. 

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This 90-minute interactive session explores strategies for supporting a healthy team culture and assists in completion of a PPIP Action Plan.

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Discussion includes tips and strategies for taking action to foster healthy team culture.

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The topic is suitable for a Practice-Driven or Standard of Practice Quality Improvement and also Personal Development PPIP activities.

Note: This topic is also particularly suitable for physicians to work on as a group.

​A workshop designed to address burnout, energize clinical work, and find joy, resilience, and community. 

The Health Summit brings together physicians, medical learners, people with lived experience and other partners across the health sector who want to create a better system for all. This year’s focus will be on Canada’s evolving political landscape – and how to keep health care at the top of the political agenda. The two-day event – held in-person in Ottawa and online – will include insights from insiders and innovators, as well as opportunities for hands-on engagement.

The Stanford Medicine WellMD & WellPhD Chief Wellness Officer (CWO) Course and Training Program is an executive education program and learning community hosted annually for approximately 50 executive leaders with system-wide responsibilities for advancing clinician well-being. Using the Stanford WellMD Professional Fulfillment Model™ and extensive experience of program faculty, the CWO Course and Training Program includes pre-work, lectures, group activities, and faculty office hours designed to help participants cultivate expertise in the principles and applications that contribute to clinician well-being. The program teaches participants how to use influence, relationships, expertise, and data to lead the development of a shared vision for clinician well-being in large, complex organizations. The program equips participants to advance well-being and catalyze progress through data-informed strategic priorities. 

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Applications for the 2025 CWO Course and Training Program is now open until January 31, 2025.

This virtual six-week educational series equips leaders with knowledge and tools to advance well-being at the unit level in departments, divisions, practices, sites, and groups. The course is designed as a synchronous, live learning experience on Zoom, with assignments and activities to complete between sessions in a secure learning management system.