MHSS and Logibec at Health Informatics: Electronic forms
During the 2022 edition of the Health Informatics symposium, Logibec had the privilege of leading a workshop in partnership with the Ministry of...
Patient Care Management
Logibec eClinibase
Facilitates access to information on service requests and appointments
Logibec EDM
Generates intelligent forms and centralize clinical documentation
Logibec Emergency Redirection
Assists triage staff in identifying and redirecting non-emergency cases
Human Capital Management
Logibec Scheduling
Provides caregivers with schedules that suit their needs
Logibec Strom
Optimizes patient flow and clinical workload distribution
Logibec MedSIS 3C
Provides a platform for competency-based training
Financial and Material Resources Management
Logibec FMS
Automates financial workflows and optimizes financial strategies
Logibec MMS
Strengthens control over the healthcare supply chain
Performance & Analytics
Logibec ContinuumCore
Centralizes healthcare information in a scalable data warehouse
Logibec Operational Insights
Leads to optimal management of surgeries and inpatient beds
Much of the health care in Canada is delivered by medical residents and the spread of COVID-19 has disrupted this delivery of health care along with the medical education that residents receive.1 [Rose, pg 1] Residents have had their training and rotations modified, moved or suspended, limitations to clinical activities placed, and have had difficulty completing their training. And for many patients, elective surgeries have been postponed.2,3 [McCarthy, pg 1][RCPSC, pg 1]
Great effort has been taken to prevent the spread of infection between patients, residents, and other healthcare professionals. Amid all of this, the implementation of CBME has continued across the Canadian medical education landscape. Residents have had to change and adapt to new ways of learning and delivering healthcare. And the need to prepare future doctors has never been greater.
The profound effects of COVID-19 may forever change how future doctors are educated.1 [Rose, pg 1]
The Royal College’s Guiding Principles
The Royal College recognized the impact of COVID-19 on medical education and resident training, and proposed the following principles for guidance:3 [RCPSC, pg 1]
This guidance, along with the implementation of CBME has allowed residents to continue delivering excellent health care while receiving excellent training and education.
The Benefits of CBME During COVID-19
The implementation of CBME over the last few years has been incredibly beneficial in helping residents adapt to this new norm. CBME takes advantage of technology, allowing for an improved educational experience for residents in many ways:4 [Queen’s University_How CBME Works, pg 3]
Based on this, residents were able to continue their learning remotely and deliver excellent health care to patients while following COVID-19 safety guidelines.
Now, while residents still cover the same areas of study, they do so over a longer period of time and simultaneously gain hands-on experience managing the pandemic.5 [Queen’s University_Fight COVID-19, pg 1]
Successful Implementation of CBME
In a recent case study, we discussed how some Canadian medical universities have successfully implemented CBME across all of their residency programs. One important factor was the use of a robust electronic platform. McMaster University, for example, opted to use the robust and flexible platform, Logibec MedSIS 3C – CBME. This electronic platform provided the following:
This allowed McMaster University to successfully roll out CBME across the majority of their residency programs. Using their example, other programs and institutions can also make the transition as pain-free as possible.
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