Guiding principles, not simple solutions, are the way to address physician burnout and suicide Leonardo da Vinci probably would have been a bad doctorHe was a genius, no doubt, but some of his traits wouldn't have served him well in this profession Ontario college introduces new alternative to full investigation process For less egregious complaints, the CPSO is offering an alternative to lengthy investigation processes. Dementia's hidden darkness: Violence and domestic abuse The dementia and domestic violence overlap remains under-recognized and incompletely understood A writer tries to explain the experience of living with multiple anxiety disorders Meeting Ontario’s doctors Dispatches from the clinics of the rural north, to hospices and overdose prevention sites of the nation’s capital, to the homes of our patients How conversations become culture: physicians leading in complex times Do colleges cause physician suicide? A new book Physician burnout a burning topic at Family Medicine Forum For career fulfillment – find symbiosis Government wins if doctors win – doctors' darkest hour My transformation: 10 lessons learned in the last decade working with transgender patients As our society becomes more open and accepting, the general health of the trans community improves. We still have work to do First Previous 109 110 111 112 113 Next Last
