Being taken seriouslyYoung MDs often have their judgment questioned by colleagues and patients; here’s how some deal with that Leading the Way: Listening to physician leaders COVID-19: When patients lie Doctors have been speaking out about patient falsehoods that, in today’s COVID-19 environment, are putting them and their patients at grave risk. COVID-19: Medical students stepping up Students from all 17 faculties of medicine are assisting healthcare workers with everything from childcare to sourcing personal protective equipment. PMHx: Queen’s sordid black medical student ban How a vote in 1918 derailed the lives of several soon-to-be doctors A (short) guide to starting your practice The Medical Post’s straight answers to 10 common questions from residents Books: A tragicomedy in medicine Dr. Adam Kay’s memoir demonstrates that a sense of humour both masks and helps us cope with deeper wounds the work inflicts on us Feedback: The challenges of running late in clinic Doctors share their opinions on some of the most popular stories in our previous issue. Friends and colleagues honour first doctor in Quebec to die of COVID-19 Dr. Huy Hao Dao worked as a pharmacist before going to medical school and becoming a specialist in public health and preventive medicine Protecting Indigenous communities from COVID-19 Many remote communities remain uniquely vulnerable to the spread of the virus Long-term care becomes ground zero in the COVID-19 pandemic Discussed: Mobilizing aid from hospitals; how LTC outbreaks occur; unique policies that empower families; why you can't protect the elderly in herd immunity strategies Generations at work Linda Duxbury explains why millennials want to break with the old culture in medicine and why she feels sorry for Gen X doctors. First Previous 323 324 325 326 327 Next Last
