Closing Symposium: Task Shifting and Task Sharing in Evolving Canadian Anesthesiology Care Models

Learning Objectives:

After attending this session, participants will be able to:

1. Describe the concepts of Task Shifting and Task Sharing, especially as they apply to anesthesiology care delivery.
2. Explain how the concepts of Task Shifting and Task Sharing are being applied across Canada for anesthesiology care delivery.
3. Synthesize how Task Shifting and Task Sharing based Canadian anesthesiology care delivery models may apply to their own practice.
1.I attended this session:(Required.)
2.Overall Session Evaluation
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The objectives were clearly stated 
The stated objectives were met 
I acquired new skills and/or knowledge
I was introduced to new perspectives on my current practice
The content was relevant to my learning needs
This session promoted interaction (i.e., Q&A, polling etc.)
3.This session encouraged me to consider changes to my practice
4.Which CanMEDS roles were addressed?
5.Moderator: Dr Pierre Fiset
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The moderator was organized and managed the  session well
6.Speaker: Dr Mateen Raazi
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Communicated clearly and effectively
Was knowledgeable about this topic
Used clear audiovisual aids, which enhanced the presentation
I would attend another presentation by this speaker in the future
7.Speaker: Dr Sylvie Aucoin
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Agree
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Strongly Disagree
Communicated clearly and effectively
Was knowledgeable about this topic
Used clear audiovisual aids, which enhanced the presentation
I would attend another presentation by this speaker in the future
8.Overall, how would you rate the quality and effectiveness of the presentation with 1 being poor and 10 being excellent?
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9.The session and presenter(s) were balanced and free from commercial bias
10.Please provide any additional comments or suggestions regarding this session, moderator(s), and speaker(s).
Thank you for completing the evaluation!