Interprofessional

Young Leader in Pharmacy Kyro Maseh: "I began to make the person I'm treating the focus of my work."
I'm the first point of contact for most patients who have questions or concerns about their health. It provides me with an opportunity to collaborate with other healthcare professionals to enhance the quality of life of people in my community.
Understanding intersectionality is at the core of building more equitable healthcare in Canada
Twenty years ago, when I was narrowing down the residency programs to which I would apply, internal medicine rose to the top of my list. A major part of what drew me to it was the challenge of its complexity: the required knowledge of our bodies’ systems as discrete parts and also how they interact.

ER patients report reduction in pain, anxiety after visit from therapy dogs: study

Colleen Dell, co-author of the study and a sociology expert at the University of Saskatchewan, said the findings echo previous research suggesting benefits of therapy dogs within other settings.
What's something you sacrificed to become a doctor?

When I went to Medical school, I sacrificed in ways I did not appreciate until later.
This time, I had to listen to myself

One day, about five weeks ago, Dr. Dalhia Chiche-More decided to practice what she often says to some patients and to see how difficult it really is to stop eating sugars. She found the results surprising.
Bossy doctors: 7 reasons why some docs are bossy

Some doctors are bossy particularly toward their colleagues. Dr. Shawn Whatley counts out the 7 reasons some doctors just love to give orders.
Bills 41 and 31: A look at the 4 million services performed in 2021 by Quebec pharmacists

Bill 31 has changed things for Quebec pharmacies with an explosion in “new professional activities."
The unspoken impact of COVID-19

When the pandemic hit and lockdowns and social distancing measures were implemented, there were no projection models or precedents to alert us to the far-reaching negative consequences that these measures would have on our older adult population. Now we know better.
Equitable medical education can be achieved with efforts toward real change

Researchers highlight that a diverse physician workforce can help decrease health inequities, and that establishing such a workforce requires establishing a just and equitable system of medical training.
QUIZ: Test your knowledge of concussions

How much do you know about the diagnosis and management of concussion in children, adolescents and adults?

Young Leader in Pharmacy Kyro Maseh: "I began to make the person I'm treating the focus of my work."

Understanding intersectionality is at the core of building more equitable healthcare in Canada

ER patients report reduction in pain, anxiety after visit from therapy dogs: study

What's something you sacrificed to become a doctor?

This time, I had to listen to myself

Bossy doctors: 7 reasons why some docs are bossy

Bills 41 and 31: A look at the 4 million services performed in 2021 by Quebec pharmacists

The unspoken impact of COVID-19

Equitable medical education can be achieved with efforts toward real change

QUIZ: Test your knowledge of concussions