Medical Records

Dr. Jonathan Marron, a pediatric oncologist who also teaches at Harvard Medical School’s Center for Bioethics, says such mix-ups should happen ‘pretty close to never’ nowadays.

‘They told her she wasn’t supposed to live past 20 years old.’

AI scribes, interoperability mandates and form-improvement initiatives suggest relief may be coming.

A new CMAJ paper describes the case of a 79-year-old man who had a fever, chills and generalized weakness that caused him to fall last summer.

Early in her medical career, Dr. Bridgette Chan wound up being the one comforted by a patient in the face of terrible news.

Here is your survival guide to navigating the paperwork grind.

How a doctor’s phone call defeated a hearsay appeal.

I recently saw a pleasant, 37-year-old fair-skinned male, who was (it seemed) very healthy, with no known allergies, and only using a topical product—brought from Brazil—on his rash.

By moving tumour board meetings from scheduled desktop sessions to dynamic mobile chats, IB Nimble 2 enables care teams to finalize complex treatment plans in minutes.

AI scribes can reduce documentation burden, but the consent process can quickly become its own source of administrative work.