Patient-First Language

Imagine a Dr. Max and Dr. Min, faced with the policy against ‘one problem per visit,’ adapt differently in handling a patient with multiple concerns.

A 23-year-old woman presented at a walk-in clinic with a peculiar rash that had emerged four days after a brief period of nasal congestion.

'We did a global scan but found very few fully comprehensive, all-in-one training resources for gluten-free food service in healthcare.'

Working in a walk-in clinic offers a unique perspective on medical care compared to family practice—as seen with a child's persistent rash

Dr. Robert Dickson comes across a case that reminds us of a lot of the important aspects of medical care.

Dr. James Edward Roland McInnis, a family physician, has been handed an interim suspension pending a final order by the Ontario Physicians and Surgeons Discipline Tribunal.

The CMA also shared the statement on social media.

‘Firstly, she doesn’t have the medical expertise to be able to make that decision about whether gender-affirming care is appropriate. Secondly, calling some of these things irreversible or harmful is simply false.’