Interprofessional

A round-up of what’s new and exciting in medical education for the 2026-27 school year.

‘I have always wondered why pharmacists take so long to fill a prescription.’

Imagine a world where creativity is prescribed alongside medicine—where artists collaborate with doctors to heal body, mind and spirit.

Preventing lower limb amputation starts with screening, offloading and rapid access to a multidisciplinary team for wounds. 

A primary care physician’s call to integrate mental health screening and holistic support into everyday dermatology.

Dr. Zameer Pirani, co-founder of Afiya Spine & Pain Institute, makes the argument for imaging-guided pain clinics, along with medical student Lee-Ran Goodman.

INESSS is updating its national medical protocol and group prescription template for medication adjustment and monitoring in adults with primary hypertension, and releasing a new guide for clinicians.

While we await a unified digital record, empowering patients to track and share their own medical history is a practical step.

B.C. pharmacist Rami Safi says years of working with marginalized patients pushed him to rethink what it means to care for someone in a pharmacy.

Despite growing scope, many pharmacists still struggle to build meaningful collaborative relationships with doctors.