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FAQs About The CCFP Exam

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CME Credits: Mainpro+, CCFP, LMCCSIGNING UP: When, Who, and How?AT THE COURSE: The Review Course ExperienceSTUDY GUIDE: The Review Course ManualGETTING THERE: Travel and AccommodationsABOUT THE EXAM: The CFPC ExamOTHER QUESTIONS
Can I get CME / CPD / Mainpro+ credits for attending The Review Course?
The Review Course covers core knowledge and critical cutting-edge recent updates from recent guidelines and articles relevant to Family Medicine. Because The Review Course also provides exam preparation techniques, the CFPC will not formally review this event.
Find out more about how the CFPC gives out credits for free by completing a Linking Learning (https://www.cfpc.ca/en/education-professional-development/cpd-at-cfpc/linking-learning-exercises)exercise.
Is The Review Course a prep course for the LMCC / MCCQE / TDM / NAC OSCE / PRA-BC exam?
The Review Course in Family Medicine is designed to help family medicine residents and practice-eligible candidates write the certification exam for family medicine (CCFP exam).
Many candidates for other exams (such as the MCC Evaluating Exam (MCCEE), NAC OSCE, MCCQE, or the Practice-Ready Assessment) have chosen to come to The Review Course in the past, because The Review Course covers medical topics relevant to general primary care and Canadian family medicine. However please be aware that the question format for the CCFP exam differs from these other exams and The Review Course is not specifically designed to meet the needs of candidates for these other exams.

Check with your residency program - many of our attendees are telling us that their Resident Education Fund is covering this cost!
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