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Featured Speakers in this episode
Dr. Daniel Ngui is a family physician and medical director for an interdisciplinary group family practice of 7 family physicians, 3 nurse practitioners, a clinical pharmacist and chronic disease team with a chronic disease nurses at Fraser Street Medical in Vancouver.
He is a clinical professor with the UBC Dept of Family Medicine involved in teaching associated with St. Paul’s hospital. He is co-chair for the St. Paul’s CME program which has an annual attendance of around 1500 clinicians.
He is involved with national physician organizations developing medical education and knowledge translation initiatives and he speaks at the local, regional, and national level.
Carlene Oleksyn has been a pharmacist for over 25 years. She is both a CDE and holds the Certificate of Travel Health from the International Society of Travel Medicine. Her practice has been featured in Pharmacy Business magazine as a leading edge practice and in the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy as a practice innovator. In 2021, Oleksyn was named the M. J. Huston Pharmacist of Distinction for her continued leadership and advancement of the profession. She is a regular contributor to Pharmacy Practice+ and Canadian Healthcare Network and can be found at colekPharm.com
Dr. Yan Yu is a comprehensive full scope family doctor working on behalf of patients in Alberta and rural Northwest Territories.
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