Practice Facilitator Training

 

The following training sessions are currently available to Practice Facilitators in Alberta:  

Core Practice Facilitator Training

This training program is intended for prospective or existing Practice Facilitators seeking to achieve a core competency level as defined in the Practice Facilitator Self-Assessment.  The training provides participants with practical skills and knowledge, including: the Patient’s Medical Home (PMH) approach, quality improvement (QI) tools, facilitation skills, administering the PMH assessment, and much more. PFs are also trained in facilitating change packages, such as Panel Process Improvement, Care Planning, Continuity, Alberta Screening and Prevention (ASaP & ASaP+), and more.  The training is facilitated by AMA ACTT (Alberta Medical Association Accelerating Change Transformation Team).

The curriculum delivered aligns with evidence and adult learning principles; the in-person training hours are 80% activity-based learning.  The Practice Facilitator Core Training is approximately 34 hours of in-person and self-directed learning time .  In order to optimize learning participants are asked to engage with a clinic team whom they will work with on a specific change package during the training.

Pre-Requisites and Other Requirements:

The summary includes the timeline, associated hours, and key activities by the PCN leaders and Practice Facilitators. 

To register for upcoming Core Practice Facilitator Training sessions please visit the Events and Training page on this site.

For questions about the below offerings email:  PFAdmin@albertadoctors.org. 

Opioid Process Improvement Training

CII-CPAR Practice Facilitator Training

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