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- 1/5/2014
More PR from the Health Quality Council of Alberta
Plastering over cracks doesn’t fix anything - 1/2/2014
Doctor who was 'rude' to college facing allegations of 'incompetent' conduct
The case of a doctor who was allegedly "rude" to the College of Ontario Physicians and Surgeons while he was facing a competency investigation will go before a disciplinary hearing this month. - 1/2/2014
Press Review - January 3, 2014
Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - <strong>Top Story: </strong>Ward of Edmonton children’s hospital put in isolation due to flu outbreak. Read this and - 1/2/2014
Talking my way into an improved skill set
Public speaking stretched my professional identity and yielded unexpected benefits in patient care - 12/30/2013
‘In medical school, I learned to lie, cheat and steal'
A former University of Manitoba medical student who forged his emergency medicine end-of-shift evaluation forms has been given a special reprimand from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba. - 12/30/2013
Community pharmacies wrap up Christmas in Saskatchewan
Women's bus tour of rural Saskatchewan communities stops at three drugstores. - 12/30/2013
Cochrane, Alberta pharmacy staff share good fortune
Team shares part of lottery winnings with local community in memory of co-owner's daughter. - 12/30/2013
Chatelaine winter brunch: Fresh vegetable omelette with lentils
Lentils in an omelette? Their flavour and texture add dimension—and a hit of healthy folate to boot. - 12/29/2013
Our most popular Diagnostic Decisions of 2013
Put your skills to the test one more time with the Medical Post's best-read diagnostic decision quizzes. - 12/29/2013
From pantyhose to cellphones: 2013 clinical pearl recap
The Medical Post’s clinical pearls are consistently some of our best-read features, mainly because they show the ingenuity and inventiveness of our readers. - 12/29/2013
Why Quebec’s increased fees for doctors are not good health policy – and what this might mean for the rest of Canada
We invest ever-growing sums in physician remuneration without noticing much improvement in the availability of medical visits and procedures. How can this be the case?