Discussions

COVID-19 has offered us an unexpected opportunity to help more people quit smoking
Pharmacy asymptomatic testing: What's the true value?
Sick benefits for physicians in time of COVID-19
Residency in the time of the pandemic

As the pandemic wore on, it became increasingly clear that our normal, pre-pandemic lives were bound for the past tense. As a resident in family medicine, I wondered what this might mean for our patient relationships. Would we develop the same rapport, or be able to guide our patients through maintaining health and treating illness as closely and meaningfully as before?
Pandemic Pain: Ruling out Covid as cause of headaches
Women and children first
The before and after of our lives
Drug Safety: Health Canada must act faster when approved medications show risks

Despite monitoring the same drugs, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States issued the same drug warnings only seven per cent of the time over a 10-year period.
Becoming a pharmacist—it now happens from home

Pharmacy school is being
Physician autonomy essential for good patient care

Healthcare workers lacking PPE suffer from more anxiety and depression