Patient Care Trends

Dr. Melissa Yuan-Innes reflects on the tragedy of patients who choose to put their faith in unproven ‘natural’ treatments over evidence-based medicine.

A key question in a Massachusetts murder trial is whether postpartum psychosis drove a mother to kill her three children.

Dr. Robert Dickson encounters a mysterious rash on the hands of a former longtime factory worker.

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.

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Canadian pilot study found patients were more receptive to AI-assisted medication education than healthcare professionals might expect.

The collection includes tools to help pharmacists care for patients during the summer months.

The new model’s focus on hourly productivity risks prioritizing basic access over comprehensive patient care.

‘We talk about drowning and choking with toddlers, and now we’re starting to add in heat.’

Dr. Robert Dickson presents a case involving a patient who came to his clinic asking for ‘just a cream,’ but discovered a far more serious issue upon examination.