Practice Management

Seeking success stories: Have you added a professional services area to your existing pharmacy?
There’s been loads of chatter about the problem of giving patients adequate privacy while delivering services—but not a lot of talk about how to improve the situation!
Iatrogenic mess
Of the three ER doctors working, I’ve arrived last, which means not only do I have to take care of the acutely ill, but I have to take care of patients who are considered a hassle.

PA team collabs in Winnipeg

Teaming FPs with physician assistants–what are the benefits for docs?
Rise of the ‘nuisance complaint’

A growing burden on colleges of physicians and surgeons.
When things go wrong: Experienced physicians on what really drives medico-legal risk and how to minimize it

The physician-patient relationship can begin to unravel in small, easy-to-miss ways.
‘I felt like a specimen’: New clinical recommendations aim to improve trauma informed care in pelvic medicine

Evidence suggests the widespread adoption of trauma-informed care practices could potentially improve access to care and quality of care for all patients.
Solve my problem: How do I catch up when clinic falls behind early in the day?

We appreciate your help and your colleagues will appreciate your insights!
How six Ontario hospitals reduced clinicians’ report burden through HRM optimization

OntarioMD says project eliminated more than 5,000 duplicate clinical notes in a single month.
Why the OMA annual general meeting matters this year

Vigilance, governance and the fight to return control to front-line physicians.
Chart personalities: Reminiscing about the tangible world of paper charts

I am a relatively early adopter of new technology, so it's amusing to write this blog reminiscing about my low-tech past.
Let's talk about . . . the future

Building systems to increase team independence within our current pharmacy models will get us ready for the upcoming revolution.
Again? Doctor faces up to 9 months suspension after violating practice conditions

For the second time, Dr. Michel Prevost is facing sanctions for administering Botox to patients for migraines—a direct violation of his practice conditions.

Seeking success stories: Have you added a professional services area to your existing pharmacy?

Iatrogenic mess

PA team collabs in Winnipeg

Rise of the ‘nuisance complaint’

When things go wrong: Experienced physicians on what really drives medico-legal risk and how to minimize it

‘I felt like a specimen’: New clinical recommendations aim to improve trauma informed care in pelvic medicine

Solve my problem: How do I catch up when clinic falls behind early in the day?

How six Ontario hospitals reduced clinicians’ report burden through HRM optimization

Why the OMA annual general meeting matters this year

Chart personalities: Reminiscing about the tangible world of paper charts

Let's talk about . . . the future

Again? Doctor faces up to 9 months suspension after violating practice conditions