FMeCAP

FMeCAP is a platform that integrates and facilitates Assessment, Curriculum and Evaluation management in Postgraduate Family Medicine. With FMeCAP, residents, preceptors, faculty and administrative staff have the tools to effectively and efficiently manage Assessment, Curriculum and Evaluation components of the Core 2-year program, as well as some of the Enhanced Skills programs.

FMeCAP is used to directly link teaching and learning to curriculum through providing rotation objectives, priority topics and key features as well as the most relevant Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) to the resident and preceptor at a specific point in time during clinical learning experiences.

FMeCAP has electronic Field Notes for all Family Medicine learning experiences (including urgent care) as well as electronic Procedure Field Notes to replace the previously used paper-based notes.

FMeCAP has electronic In-Training Evaluation Reports (ITERs), within FMeCAP, for FM-based rotations.