Practice Tips

A Nova Scotia physician has agreed to give up his license after a tiny camera was discovered on the wall of the staff washroom at his clinic.

Recently, the association walked away from the negotiating table with the province after 10 months of talks.

This year's iteration of the organization's annual survey is open until Nov. 15.

Join us in Vancouver for a full day of educational sessions, exhibitor displays and a chance to catch up with friends and colleagues.

Quebec's opposing party is accusing premier François Legault of "interference" after he said Tuesday that he had in hand a blacklist of family doctors who don't work enough for his liking.

With the Quebec government looking like it is about to crackdown on family doctors it says don't serve enough patients, Dr. Vincent Demers argues his government at least is engaging in psychological harassment.

Some specialists say they're seeing patients with health issues that could have been resolved by their family doctor had they been seen in person.

The Protecting Access to Health Services Act tabled by the Progressive Conservative government passed third and final reading today in the legislature.

Dr. Adam Chen—who loves to find ways to simplify FPs workload—offers up his thoughts on how to handle patients requesting COVID vaccine and mask exemptions.

Ontario study finds med reviews lead to a reduction in fall-related fractures and an overall reduction in fall-related injuries in community-dwelling older adults.