Sonny Cejic, Western University
Associate Professor
Centre for Studies in Family Medicine
London, Ontario
Sonny.Cejic@lhsc.on.ca
Office:
(519) 661-2111 ext. 25327
Bio/Research
Dr. Cejic is a family physician and associate professor in London, Ontario. He is the medical director of a hospital-associated family medical centre. His centre is one of several core training facilities for family medicine residents, medical students and occasionally nursing students in Londo...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Cejic is a family physician and associate professor in London, Ontario. He is the medical director of a hospital-associated family medical centre. His centre is one of several core training facilities for family medicine residents, medical students and occasionally nursing students in London. Since March 2009, the centre where Dr. Cejic practises, has been using Nightingale-On-Demand (ASP Model) on the Ontario eHealth servers funded by OntarioMD.
For over a decade, Dr. Cejic has had an interest in using computers in medicine (Medical/Health Informatics). He continues to teach his colleagues and trainees skills for improvement in areas such as finding credible medical resources on the Internet for patient care and using Electronic Medical Records. Dr. Cejic is the chair of a multi-centre Nightingale-On-Demand user committee that was formed after the implementation of this program in several teaching centres in London. He was highly involved in the adoption of Nightingale into the working processes of these centres.
Broad-based family practice with particular interests in palliative and geriatric care.
Medical Director and Clinical Team Leader supervising medical students and Family Medicine residents. Chair of:
1) Department's Records and Quality of Care Committee (www.raqc.ca);
2) Centre's Research Committee
Other interest in:
1) Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Implementation
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For over a decade, Dr. Cejic has had an interest in using computers in medicine (Medical/Health Informatics). He continues to teach his colleagues and trainees skills for improvement in areas such as finding credible medical resources on the Internet for patient care and using Electronic Medical Records. Dr. Cejic is the chair of a multi-centre Nightingale-On-Demand user committee that was formed after the implementation of this program in several teaching centres in London. He was highly involved in the adoption of Nightingale into the working processes of these centres.
Broad-based family practice with particular interests in palliative and geriatric care.
Medical Director and Clinical Team Leader supervising medical students and Family Medicine residents. Chair of:
1) Department's Records and Quality of Care Committee (www.raqc.ca);
2) Centre's Research Committee
Other interest in:
1) Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Implementation
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