Free, credible materials curated by the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) to help you prepare for the MCCQE Part I, NAC Examination, and Canadian practice. These resources are mapped to MCC Examination Objectives and reflect Canadian cultural expectations, standards of communication, and patient‑centred care.
Understanding Indigenous health, anti‑racism, power dynamics, and the importance of culturally safe care. Develops skills to create environments where patients feel respected and supported.
Explore module →Canadian medical ethics (CMA Code), informed consent, capacity assessment, confidentiality, end‑of‑life decisions, and professional boundaries.
Explore module →Depression, anxiety, psychosis, trauma‑informed care, suicide risk assessment, and culturally adapted approaches to mental health care in Canada.
Explore module →Shared decision‑making, health literacy, interpreter use, interprofessional collaboration, and effective communication strategies in Canadian settings.
Explore module →Harm reduction, opioid use disorder, alcohol withdrawal management, naloxone distribution, stigma reduction, and culturally safe approaches to addiction care.
Explore module →Gender‑affirming care, inclusive language, sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) data collection, addressing health disparities, and creating welcoming clinical environments.
Explore module →The Medical Council of Canada provides a comprehensive list of over 90 freely available resources curated from credible sources across Canada. These resources are searchable by 20 topic tags representing components of Canadian medical practice that may be challenging for internationally trained physicians. Use the resource maps above as a starting point, then explore the full collection to deepen your understanding of Canadian cultural expectations, communication standards, and clinical competencies.