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DECEMBER 5, 2025 | LIVE STREAMED ONLINE CONFERENCE

A Day of Family Health Scientific Planning committee

The A Day of Family Health Scientific Planning Committee (ADOFHSPC)  is a team of healthcare professionals dedicated to advancing medical education through evidence-based, relevant, and practice-enhancing content. The ADOFHSPC  was responsible for the development of this Continuing Medical Education program, carefully identifying current gaps in knowledge and clinical practice to design sessions that address the real-world needs of family physicians and allied health providers. Through collaboration, peer review, and adherence to accreditation standards, the committee ensures that each component of the program promotes lifelong learning and supports the delivery of high-quality, patient-centered care.

Learning Objectives

  • Assess, diagnose & treat a variety of diabetic and bariatric conditions that are commonly present in primary care practice
  • Incorporate new guidelines to optimize patient treatment into their practice
  • Implement practice change based on knowledge acquired during the sessions

The A Day of Family Health Scientific Planning Committee Members

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Art Kushner MD, MCFP
Director, Community Primary Care CME, Department of Family and Community Medicine, Diversified Canada; Chair, Scientific Planning Committee, Pri-Med Canada Annual & Updates Conferences and A Day of Family Health Conference; Lead Physician, Humber River Family Health Organization; Lead Physician, Humber River Family Health Team; Lecturer, Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of Toronto; Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine, Queen’s University.

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Jeremy Rezmovitz MSc, MD, CCFP, FCFP
Family Physician, Lawrence Park Medical Group (LPMG); Assistant Professor, DFCM, University of Toronto.

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John Axler MD, CCFP, FCFP
Assistant Professor, Department of Family & Community Medicine, University of Toronto.

SPC Mitigating Bias Conflict of Interest Process

All content is reviewed independently by the Scientific Planning Committee in accordance with CFPC Mainpro+ accreditation standards.

Any potential conflicts of interest among speakers will be disclosed during their individual presentations.

A Day of Family Health’s Scientific Planning Committee has developed the conference program, including sessions and presenters based on evaluation feedback received from previous conferences.

A Day of Family Health’s Scientific Planning Committee have reviewed and approved session learning objectives and speaker disclosures included in the program to ensure the mitigation of any biases.

A Day of Family Health’s Scientific Planning Committee will review evaluations of the program and address bias with the presenter if it had been introduced as indicated by the participants.

Financial Support

A Day of Family Health CME program is funded by educational grants from CPD Network and CCRN not-for-profit physician organizations.

The non-certified activity was funded by AstraZeneca