Team Based Care

Four years ago, charge nurse Dave Falconer noticed a few whiteboards that were seldom used—and saw opportunity.

Dr. John Crosby interviews intensivist Dr. Shelly Dev about how she avoids burnout in the ICU.

During her first time helping out in labour and delivery, Dr. Katie Lee found herself reflecting on many pieces of seemingly paradoxical advice.

A discussion on equity-oriented prevention, relationship-based practice and clinical judgment in Canadian family medicine.

Difficult. Hostile. Uncooperative. Missed appointments.

B.C. pharmacist Rami Safi says years of working with marginalized patients pushed him to rethink what it means to care for someone in a pharmacy.

The five-year survey also found that nearly half of emergency physicians reduced their clinical hours, with burnout levels remaining consistent since COVID.

Twelve opinions from 10 physicians isn’t a sign of a divided profession—it's the mark of an educated one. But we must learn to disagree without disintegrating.

AI scribes, interoperability mandates and form-improvement initiatives suggest relief may be coming.

Some weekends I covered the IM needs of two communities. I had a bright red sports car, which made it a bit more fun. But that morning wasn’t fun. It was tragic.