That’s a wrap on PEIP by PEER 2026.
With 4 pre-conference workshops, 17 mainstage presentations (including one done completely in rhyme), and 150 in-house and ~500 virtual participants (including Brazil and Sweden), PEIP by PEER 2026 was another great educational experience!
See you again at PEIP by PEER 2027: October in Edmonton (location TBD).
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TFPs are concise evidence-based answers to clinical questions, giving primary care physicians practical insights into the current medical literature.
PEER Roadshows: practical CE, closer to home
Ever wished you could have high-quality CE events in your own local area? The PEER team is bringing evidence-informed, practical continuing education directly to communities across Canada.
- Smaller, interactive sessions — designed by primary care clinicians, for primary care clinicians
- Flexible formats from a focused evening update to a full-day experience (2–8 hours)
- Clinically relevant topics, free from industry support
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The Pragmatic Trials Collaborative is a group of practicing primary care providers coming together to improve the care of our own patients and answer pivotal healthcare questions along the way. If you are a primary care provider and think you might be interested in participating in any of our projects become part of Pragmatic Trials Collaborative today.
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Tools for Practice are produced by PEER in collaboration with the College of Family Physicians of Canada.
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