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All Alberta physicians will care for patients in a supportive culture, driven by evidence-informed, reflective practice improvement.

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PLP creates actionable clinical information by engaging with physicians, teams, patients, and partners to co-create sustainable solutions to advance practice.

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We align with key constituents to serve as an implementation hub with the skills to integrate best available evidence on problems of clinical importance. Using health systems data, expertise in the facilitation of audit & feedback and human-centered design, we co-create tools and resources that support meaningful change.

481
Knowledge
Translation Events
39,507
Attendees at
Events
214
Completed Projects
These numbers reflect data collected from 2018 -2025
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Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that we are on the traditional territories of the many Indigenous nations who have stewarded this land for generations. We honor the First Peoples of the Land - the diverse Nations who have lived in harmony with these lands since time immemorial.

 

Alberta is home to the peoples of Treaty 6, Treaty 7, and Treaty 8 territories, the Métis Nation of Alberta, and Metis Settlements. We recognize and respect the histories, languages, cultures, and contributions of the many Indigenous communities who continue to thrive across this land.

 

We commit to understanding and honoring their histories, traditions, and ongoing contributions to the social, economic, and cultural fabric of this province. In the spirit of reconciliation, we strive to walk alongside Indigenous peoples in truth, respect, and shared stewardship.

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The Physician Learning Program is supported by a financial contribution from the Government of Alberta. The views expressed on the PLP website and documents/resources posted to the PLP website do not necessarily represent the official policy of the Government of Alberta.

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