Patient-First Language

Another intriguing case Dr. Robert Dickson has just seen in his clinic involving a patient recently out of jail and concerned about a rash.

EMR-driven burnout and racism against physicians will be among the key issues addressed in the new department's strategy, scheduled for rollout in early 2022

While counselling patients, consider becoming more and more aware of what might be really happening with patients under the surface.

Two pharmacy technicians—Dana Lyons and Laura Miskimins—have been elected to the Alberta College of Pharmacy (ACP) Council.

History and examination usually provide clues as to the origin of skin problems—but not in this case, Dr. Robert Dickson finds with another puzzling case.

A Montreal surgeon has been suspended for six months for repeatedly saying things like "When I speak, you shut your mouth" to nurses and attendants.

The 154th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Canadian Medical Association will be one long-remember for many things says Dr. Eric Cadesky.

"We need to consider how we build a system that better meets the needs of Canadians but is also sustainable for physicians," said Dr. Katharine Smart, a Yukon pediatrician who has taken on the mantle of president of the Canadian Medical Association. "One of the challenges is that it often relies on physicians sacrificing their wellness."