Learning catalogue - Health Canada & the Public Health Agency of Canada

This self-directed eLearning course will introduce ROEB inspectors to the five stages of Health Canada inspections – initiation, planning, inspecting, closing, and reporting. In each stage, learners will be guided through inspector practices that are shared across different inspection programs. This course is the third in a series of five prerequisite courses for Foundations of Inspection and Regulation. The recommended order for these prerequisite courses is: 1. FS593 – Introduction to Regulatory Enforcement 2. FS632 – Building Inspector Credibility 3. FS636 – Compliance Verification Activities 4. FS631 – Understanding Inspector Powers 5. FS488 – Crown Liability in Regulatory Enforcement

Through explanations, suggestions, examples and exercises, this course is designed to assist pharmaceutical safety and efficacy reviewers and managers in BCANS, BGIVD, and BMORS with conducting and responding to a toxicology assessment consult on impurities and residual solvents in accordance with the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) developed by the Therapeutic Products Directorate. This course is the second in a series of three online courses related to the SOP.

Welcome to the Conducting Pharmaceutical Safety and Efficacy Reviews and Preparing Review Reports on Submissions for Marketing Authorization online training course The eLearning course, Conducting Pharmaceutical Safety and Efficacy Reviews and Preparing Review Reports on Submissions for Marketing Authorization provides instructions and guidance on review activities conducted to apply governing statutes and regulations in a predictable and consistent manner. SOPs are administrative instruments not having force of law and, as such, allow for flexibility in approach. Alternate approaches to the principles and practices described in this course may be acceptable provided they are supported by adequate justification. This course should be experienced in conjunction with the Food and Drugs Act and Regulations, other applicable acts and regulations, and relevant sections of other applicable review SOPs and guidance documents for external stakeholders.

This Information Session will help you gain a concrete understanding of Conflict of Interest (COI) issues and provide you with information and guidance with regards to the COI process, which derives from the Public Health Agency of Canada’s Values and Ethics Code.

Join us for this interactive 3.5-hour workshop looking at how to improve their communication skills and ability to hear “beyond the words”, leading to more positive working relationships. The course will cover: • Active Listening • Barriers to communication • Communication techniques • Skills in speaking and getting your message across • Limits and boundaries • Skills in Listening and Acknowledging

This 60-minute session will highlight the Centre for Ombuds, Resolution and Ethic’s Constructive Conversation Series, a self-paced tool to prepare for, and engage in, meaningful and respectful dialogue. In addition to the overview of the elements of a constructive conversation, the session will provide a forum for individual reflection, some discussion and an overview of resources available to all employees.

CORE will deliver a one hour session on Value and Ethics as it relates to the public service for all employees

ROEB staff participating in this live virtual workshop will learn to create engaging learning activities to address knowledge and skill gaps in the workplace.

This learning session will give tips on how to make your language as commonplace as possible, given the audience/circumstance. Even if you know your audience, you do not know the challenges they face while reading, so writing for clarity and equal access is the gold standard.

ROEB staff participating in this live virtual workshop with the National Learning Unit will explore various eLearning formats, discussing their advantages and disadvantages.

Virtual information session for managers and supervisors on creating SMART work objectives

As an inspector, you have a responsibility to verify compliance with and enforce the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act (CCPSA) and the Cosmetics Regulations under the Food and Drug Act (FDA). In the process of conducting your job, situations may arise where claims are made against the Crown in negligence. This course will help you avoid actions and situations that may give rise to Crown liability.