A (short) guide to starting your practiceThe Medical Post’s straight answers to 10 common questions from residents Books: A tragicomedy in medicineDr. Adam Kay’s memoir demonstrates that a sense of humour both masks and helps us cope with deeper wounds the work inflicts on us Feedback: The challenges of running late in clinic Doctors share their opinions on some of the most popular stories in our previous issue. Ontario's community COVID-19 cases appear to have peaked, officials say The spread in long-term care and other congregate settings seems to be growing Doctors say people dying as they avoid ERs due to COVID-19 fears Doctors are noticing that emergency rooms across the country are quieter and, when people do come in, too often the situation is already dire New tool helps predict risk of death and admission to long-term care for people newly diagnosed with dementia Protecting Indigenous communities from COVID-19 Many remote communities remain uniquely vulnerable to the spread of the virus Long-term care becomes ground zero in the COVID-19 pandemic Discussed: Mobilizing aid from hospitals; how LTC outbreaks occur; unique policies that empower families; why you can't protect the elderly in herd immunity strategies CPhA update: Doing what it takes to protect the drug supply The 30-day prescription limit has been controversial, no doubt, but necessary to ensure the long-term medication needs of Canadians Will our healthcare infrastructure survive the pandemic? Limited data on ventilator use for COVID 19 patients: respiratory therapist Small studies from around the world are showing mixed results about survival rates for COVID-19 patients placed on ventilators Patients worry about long-term impacts of delaying routine care during COVID-19 Paula Orecklin wonders just how many laps around her Winnipeg apartment she has left before the wear on her body takes its toll. First Previous 685 686 687 688 689 Next Last
