ACICR 2007 -2008 Annual Report Addendum - Alberta Centre for ...

Canadian Injury Prevention Curriculum (CIPC)
Background
Goal
The Canadian Injury Prevention Curriculum (CIPC), formerly the Canadian
Injury Prevention and Control Curriculum is a project of the Canadian
Collaborating Centres for Injury Prevention and was completed in 2003.
ACICR is the coordinating body for the curriculum. ACICR provides support to
regional facilitators, oversees project finances, maintains the curriculum
website, distributes manuals and coordinates the revisions process.
To support the implementation of the CIPC across Canada.
Objectives 1. Provide administrative support for the CIPC including: project
management, financial administration and website maintenance.
2. Coordinate the revisions process to the CIPC.
Status To date, more than 920 people have completed the CIPC course and over 70
people have been trained as facilitators. Over the year there were 514 hits to
the CIPC website. Of those hits, 112 accessed the secure facilitator’s section.
During 2007/2008, 8 participant workshops were held. One took place in
British Columbia, one in Alberta, three in Ontario, and one in Quebec and two
in Nova Scotia. Facilitator workshops were held in Ontario and British
Columbia.
The CIPC has undergone significant revisions over the year. The content from
all 10 lessons and the format for both participant and facilitator manuals have
been revised and updated. Funding was also secured for French translation of
the newly revised curriculum.
Partners & Sponsors • Canadian Collaborating Centres for Injury Prevention (CCCIP)
Contact
Ms. Lynda McPhee, Education Coordinator
Phone: (780) 492-9768
Email: lynda.mcphee@ualberta.ca
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