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Version March 12, 2008H. APPENDIX 2CONTACT INFORMATION1. Adult provincial correctional centres, locations and addresses athttp://www.pssg.gov.bc.ca/corrections/contacts/adult_custody/index.htm2. Youth custody information at: http://www.mcf.gov.bc.ca/youth_justice/custody.htm3. Correctional Service of Canada, Facility Directory, see Pacific Region, http://www.cscscc.gc.ca/text/region/nat_facility_dir_e.shtml#pa34. The following clinicians have been, and/or are interested in becoming, prison preceptors Dr Douglas Cave, (Psychologist with CSC), douglascave@shaw.ca Dr. Derek Eaves, (Psychiatrist with ACCW & SPSC), Phone: 604-873-5620 Dr. Carolyn Hall, (Physician at Burnaby Youth Secure), Phone: 604-255-5714,carolynmariehall@yahoo.com Dr. Linda Healy, (Psychiatrist with CSC), Phone:, 604-822-7066, HealeyLM@CSC-SCC.GC.CA Dr. Ruth Elwood Martin, (Physician at ACCW), Phone: 604-822-1891, Fax:, 604-822-6950, ruth.martin@familymed.ubc.ca Dr. Brendan Russell, (Physician at SPSC), Phone: 604-660-2344, Fax: 604-913-1074, erussell@shaw.ca Dr. Robert Schlagintweit, (Physician at FRCC), Phone:, 604-463-4162,Fax: 604-463-3525, rschlagintweit@telus.net Dr Ljiljana Kordic, (Physician at ACCW), Phone: 604 476 2681 Dr Paul Beckett, (Physician at ACCW & SPCC), Phone: 604 476 2681 Jette Gilbert (Mental Health Coordinator at ACCW), Phone 604 476 2681 Dr Nader Sharifi (Physician at Forensic Psychiatric Hospital)nsharifi@forensic.bc.ca ] Tricia Paquette (MOA at ACCW), Phone: 604 476 2681Page 8 of 11
Version March 12, 2008I. APPENDIX 3 UBC DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY PRACTICEDAILY PRISON MEDICINE EVALUATION FORMRESIDENT:DATE:Preceptor:To the prison preceptor: Please rate the resident’s performance relative to yourself as a standard, i.e. would youhave done any more or less in the context of the problems encountered during today. (S - satisfactory; NI - needsimprovement; E - effective). Please fill in one form at the end of every day that the resident works with you.Subjective: History-taking, eliciting appropriate information.Awareness of important facts (cues). Problem solving abilities(making appropriate hypothesis).Objective: Skills of physical exam; ability to detect obvious signs;appropriateness of exam.NI S EAssessment: The interaction of history and physical findings andrating the urgency of the problem.Planning: Appropriate use of lab for investigation; therapeuticskills. Use of other health personnel; pattern of referral.Doctor/Patient Relationship: Empathy, attitude, ethics andinterviewing skills.Efficiency: Organization, termination, use of available time.Professionalism: interactions with prison inmates, other clinicians& staff; punctuality; demeanour; etc.Nature of Patient Problem(s) encountered today:1.Other Comments:Recommendations for improving specific skills:2.Above discussed with resident YesNoPage 9 of 11
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