CAMH, Dr. David Gratzer: Physician and Educator at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
newmedia@camh.ca (Dr. David Gratzer: Physician and Educator at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Dr. Travis Barron, Dr. Brittany Poynter: Medical Head of CAMH Emergency Services and Associate Chief)
What all physicians need to know about the new Ontario Ministry of Transportation reporting requirements
What all physicians need to know about the new Ontario Ministry of Transportation reporting requirements
What all physicians need to know about the new Ontario Ministry of Transportation reporting requirements
Wednesday 12th December 2018
Learn about Ontario's new Ministry of Transportation reporting requirements with Dr. David Gratzer, Dr. Brittany Poynter, and Dr. Travis Barron.
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CAMH, Dr. David Gratzer: Physician and Educator at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
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Get the buttons here!Navigating Ontario's New Reporting Rules: Insights for Physicians
I'm worried about inconsistency in our department, between emergency departments and among services at CAMH, in how we, as healthcare providers, interpret the legislation.
The landscape of medical reporting in Ontario has shifted, and it’s crucial for physicians to stay updated. In this episode of 'Quick Takes', Dr. David Gratzer dives into the new Ministry of Transportation reporting requirements with Dr. Brittany Poynter and Dr. Travis Barron. Dr. Poynter, the Associate Chief and Medical Head of the Emergency Department at CAMH, and Dr. Barron, a CAMH Resident, bring their expertise to the table, offering practical advice and real-world examples.
They explore the nuances of the new rules, such as the impact of language in the legislation and what constitutes 'acute' psychosis. How do these changes affect your duty to report? What happens when there’s no mandatory duty, but still a need to report? These questions and more are tackled head-on. For physicians dealing with patients with mental illnesses, understanding these changes is vital.
The discussion also touches on the subjective nature of reporting substance use disorders and the importance of consistency in applying these guidelines across healthcare services. Dr. Gratzer highlights concerns about varying interpretations within his own department, stressing the need for uniformity to ensure fair and accurate reporting. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the field, this episode offers valuable insights to help you navigate these new requirements.
Tune in to stay informed and better equipped to handle your reporting duties.