Discussions

Take our weekly doctor poll. See what your colleagues say.

How the divide between Ottawa and the provinces on health funding might be used to advance physician priorities.

Family doctors were once valued as valuable conduits between hospitals and their community. Now they're separate, and health care is in a bad place.

Dr. Hector Baillie wonders if physicians know enough to counsel patients on radiation exposure.

The children’s pain reliever shortage was an ideal opportunity for pharmacy leadership to step up with clear, rational, national messaging. Instead, once again, exhausted pharmacists—and the public—were left to jerry-rig their own solutions to a crisis.

Sarah-Lynn Dunlops encourages techs to stay curious about the diverse population of patients.

Dr. Filza Naveed, with virtual care provider MD Connected, argues Ontario’s Dec. 1 changes to virtual care don’t make sense right now with the system in crisis.

A colleague texted me: “Have you read Ted Jablonski’s column this morning? I almost spit up my coffee, it’s so hilarious!” When I read the column I realized two things immediately: a) It was very, very funny, b) I had to try and write a response.