Ten things I learned in my first 10 months of practiceFor my fellow new-in-practice physicians and residents, here are 10 things I learned in my first 10 months of practice as a family physician. Vaping is an urgent threat to public healthThe evidence shows that vaping is creating a generation of nicotine-addicted youth, who start with e-cigarettes and move on to smoke tobacco products Stories from retirement: Holier than them The five types of imposter syndrome Female physicians often experience a phenomenon Maya Angelou herself also felt: imposter syndrome. Getting intimate with intimate exams Considering some of the questions that arise with our responsibility to put patients at ease Canadians do not need private pay for medically necessary services Recognizing that cost-effective care generally provides the best patient outcome is likely the most important concept to understand in planning Canada’s health system of the future A psychiatrist’s perspective: CPSO responds to complaints made against doctors advocating for gun control The 4 Ms of advice to new graduates Social determinants of wealth The naked gun (law): The smell of fear First Previous 293 294 295 296 297 Next Last
