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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From the PEER team
Evidence tools for primary care
Evidence-based recommendations designed to streamline primary care and prioritize patient-centered, practical decision-making.
Practical tools empowering patients and clinicians to make informed, evidence-based healthcare decisions together.
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
Interested in hosting or learning more?
Looking forward to bringing PEER learning to your community.
Pragmatic Trials
Answer the questions that matter in practice
The Pragmatic Trials Collaborative is a group of practising primary care clinicians improving care for our own patients and answering pivotal healthcare questions along the way. If you’re a primary care clinician, join us.
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Tools for Practice
Plain answers to everyday clinical questions
Short, evidence-based clinical summaries written by and for primary care clinicians, free from industry bias. Tools for Practice are produced by PEER in collaboration with the College of Family Physicians of Canada.
Browse the TFP library