Dr. Danielle Martin
Read the Chair's message | Happy Holidays (2024)
The University of Toronto Department of Family and Community Medicine (DFCM) is the largest academic department of family and community medicine in the world.
Our 2,000+ faculty of teachers and researchers are recognized internationally for excellence in teaching, research and clinical care.
Together, we are breaking new ground in comprehensive primary care, from office-based family practice to emergency medicine, palliative care, care of the elderly, mental health, Indigenous health and more.
Are you a practicing clinician looking to make clinical teaching more efficient and effective? The INTAPT course could help you integrate teaching and learning theory into practice and more.
The primary purpose of this program is to build education scholarship capacity among comprehensive family medicine graduates. This program will equip family physicians with the knowledge and skills to develop and then lead the faculty in further research and development of best education principles and practices.
2022-2027 DFCM Strategic Plan
You shared and we listened. After extensive consultation with faculty, learners and staff, clear themes and priorities have emerged to shape DFCM’s strategic plan. And now, we are ready to share it with you.
Learn more about where we will focus our efforts over the next five years in our 2022-2027 Strategic Plan.
Events
Sep 24 2024
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May 20 2025
Essence Course 2024- 2025
ALL DAY
Jan
6
Deadline for submissions: International Conference on Residency Education
ALL DAY
Jan
8
First Five Years Community of Practice
7:00pm - 8:30pm
Jan
10
DFCM Webinar- Patient perspectives on using primary care in Singapore: the influence of system context on lived experience and health policy
2:00pm - 3:00pm