Too many smokers, food insecurity, the need for home visits and dealing with racism from patients all play into how Dr. Kerubo Workman provides care in a region with too few FPs.
With administrative billing, the elimination of negation, and an estimated 18% pay bump, Ontario’s new physician services agreement aims to turn the tide on doctor burnout.
For pharmacists navigating nonlinear paths, ER pharmacist and musician Femi’s story is an example of how depth and multiplicity can exist without contradiction.
We spent two decades digitizing medicine. Now, we must find the courage to use technology to bring the humanity back, argues Dr. Darren Larsen. Part 1 of a 5-part series.
This year doesn’t need to be about doing more, but about protecting what already exists—your skills, your professionalism, your compassion and your health.
The Medical Post is interested to know if you have used any of these AI-powered medical search tools, how often you use them, what you use them for and what you think of them.
The latest CMA/CFIB data suggests that time saved by automation will largely be allocated to physician wellbeing rather than increasing system capacity.
