Physician Lounge

Canada leads in innovation; 46% of family doctors have already integrated AI into their practices.

Dr. Howard Goldstein reflects on some of the moments of happiness that he encountered throughout his career, as well as the ‘after years.’

Burnout is real, but joy is possible. We look at clinicians’ voyages.

FPs, specialists, NPs and others share a space and an EMR for economies of scale.

When the white coat comes off, many physicians discover happiness in outside hobbies.

They say laughter is the best medicine, but we suspect it might also be a purr, a tiny rodent in a jaunty toque or an enthusiastic welcome with a wet nose.

From finding purpose to forging connections, how can happiness show up in medicine?

You don’t need a title to lead. You just need the courage to adopt innovation, speak the truth about broken workflows, and refuse to accept the status quo, argues Dr. Darren Larsen. Part 4 of a 5-part series.

Everyone is talking about the new season of The Pitt—but I'm such a baby about blood, I can't even handle a TV show.

A nostalgia for those slower times is a lament that my current trainees and young physician colleagues will miss those group bonding experiences over shared meals and chatter.