ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR
- 1/10/2011
Saskatchewan boosts ehealth integration
- 1/10/2011
Alcohol swab recall
Alcohol swabs distributed by the Shandex Sales Group are being voluntarily recalled from the Canadian market. - 1/9/2011
Quebec FPs, specialists lock horns over pay disparity
Specialist group raises ire by suggesting low-paid primary care MDs get what they deserve - 1/9/2011
What are Seborrheic keratoses?
- 1/9/2011
Unearthing the latest in new drugs
A look at novel agents in the late stages of development in Canada. - 1/9/2011
mHealth: the new buzzword
- 1/9/2011
MD pushes for EMR ‘SWAT team’
Canadians ignoring international work on EMRs and it shows, critic contends - 1/9/2011
Martineau named VP sales for B Sharp
- 1/9/2011
Manitoba MD teacher pact embroiled in turmoil
Proposed deal would strip away academic clinicians freedom of speech, job protection, critic charges - 1/9/2011
Introducing a new series: What if . . . ?
Imagine a Canada without family physicians. Here’s how it might look: Doctors are essentially all specialists, and there are plenty of them. A patient’s first point of contact with non-emergency care is a salaried health professional such as a nurse practitioner, physician assistant, naturopath or psychologist. Prevention and health promotion are tackled by these caregivers, working in teams that include dietitians and other counsellors. The primary care question is one in a series of “What If” articles, designed to be provocative, to shake things up, to get people talking.