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Dr. Lali Shankar, Peer Assessor Ensuring Quality Care O nce a physician is registered by the College and is in practice, we have a duty to ensure that he or she maintains a commitment to competency throughout his or her career. Supporting physicians in their decision-making and lifelong learning helps Ontario doctors and ultimately, their patients. To better understand where a physician can improve, we begin with assessments. Type of Physician Assessment 2012 2013 QA Peer Assessments 1,293 1,306 20 25 Re-entry to Practice Assessments (through QAC) 1 2 PREP™ (across all CPSO departments) 5 3 Specialties Assessment Program (SAP) 6 9 Methadone Assessments 67 113 IHF Physicians Assessed 305 223 OHP Physicians Assessed 593 59 Assessments for Registration Decisions 110 155 Pathways Assessments n/a 592 2,400 Supporting physicians in their decision-making and lifelong learning helps Ontario doctors and ultimately, their patients. 2,487 Change in Scope of Practice Assessments TOTAL Annual Report 2013 9