Healthcare

To prevent the erosion of patient trust and primary care, governance must shift from corporate vendors to physician leaders.

We're all covered in bacteria from head to toe. But which types are actually the problem when it comes to this common dermatological struggle?

Despite its widespread use, confusion remains around optimal dosing, formulation selection and clinical indications for magnesium.

This is the latest expansion of scope for P.E.I.'s pharmacists.

Recently, I was asked to evaluate some recent bilateral lower leg swelling—noticed because of tight shoes—by a 96-year-old, slender, healthy and fair-skinned man.

It’s time to end the addiction to pilot projects, mandate interoperability with teeth, and finally scale the tech clinicians actually need, argues Dr. Darren Larsen. Part 2 of a 5-part series.

Too many smokers, food insecurity, the need for home visits and dealing with racism from patients all play into how Dr. Kerubo Workman provides care in a region with too few FPs.

With administrative billing, the elimination of negation, and an estimated 18% pay bump, Ontario’s new physician services agreement aims to turn the tide on doctor burnout.