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 processFor less egregious complaints, the CPSO is offering an alternative to lengthy investigation processes. ER tales: Left unattended A dispatch from a hectic acute-care unit Uncertainty and family medicine Family doctors struggle with uncertainty in a way that might seem unfamiliar to many specialists Nova Scotia college the first to provide pharmacists direction for strep testing While strep testing in pharmacies initially appeared to align with the standard of care, unintended consequences became apparent when the tests started to be used more widely CMPA, SOGC, HIROC collaborating to improve obstetrical care in Canada The three partners join Salus Global, a leader in obstetrical and perinatal safety programs, to achieve better outcomes Dementia's hidden darkness: Violence and domestic abuse The dementia and domestic violence overlap remains under-recognized and incompletely understood Webinar on demand: Asthma & COPD - medical devices that will change your practice Internet addiction in adolescence How do you best balance teaching responsibilities with office duties? To sleep, perchance to scream Your physician-approved and not-totally-legal way to deal with a snoring partner A modern portrait of a family medicine resident Dr. Heba Shamsi is a newly minted physician. She’s smart, passionate, and in many ways representative of the next generation of family doctor First Previous 241 242 243 244 245 Next Last
