Department Of Family Medicine Queen'S University

220 Bagot Street, Kingston, Ontario
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About the Clinic

The Department of Family Medicine at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario offers primary care, hospital medicine, and a breastfeeding drop-in…

Service Area

Southeastern Ontario

Address

220 Bagot Street, Kingston, Ontario, Canada

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Services Offered

  • Core Residency
  • Enhanced Skills (PGY3)
  • Undergrad Program
  • Hospital Medicine
  • Patient Care
  • Best Health Best Weight program

Specialties

The following types of medical expertise are offered in Department Of Family Medicine Queen'S University

  • Family Doctor

Telehealth

No Telehealth Services

Other Information

Accreditations

Two-time winner of the PARO Residency Program Excellence Award; Two-time winner of the Society of Rural Physicians of Canada Keith Award

Research Involvement

The Centre for Studies in Primary Care (CSPC) is the research arm of the Department of Family Medicine at Queen's University, conducting research in primary healthcare, chronic disease surveillance and management, population health, family medicine education, and assessment of clinical evidence. The CSPC also works to increase capacity in primary care research through training for students, residents, and practicing family physicians.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Department Of Family Medicine Queen'S University offer telehealth or virtual appointments?

No, Department Of Family Medicine Queen'S University does not currently offer telehealth or virtual appointment services. All visits are in-person.

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