OMA board: Why modern governance empowers the physician voice Weakening board expertise through the exclusion of non-physician directors risks undermining the OMA’s influence and accountability at a critical turning point. Case report: Possible ringworm?A seemingly harmless rash nevertheless provided Dr. Robert Dickson with a learning opportunity. The 10 hardest truths I’ve learned about physician suicide After 33 years caring for patients in Quebec, another physician suicide has left me heartbroken . . . and I can no longer stay silent. Rings a Bell: Anxiety with pharmacist and psychotherapist (qualifying), Rami Safi Are you anxious about what you don’t remember about anxiety therapy? Well have I got a treat for you. Making time to report near misses, no matter what Yes, we have so much on our plates, but protecting patients is still the priority. POLL: Eye care in community pharmacy survey The pharmacy is often the first stop for patients seeking relief or guidance when their eyes are bothering them. Treating previously untreatable cancers: How CAR T cell therapy could be made accessible to more patients Cancers that were once considered incurable now have new treatment options. However, they’re associated with significant accessibility challenges in Canada due to their high cost and complexity. Poll: How often are you untangling misinformation your patients are seeing online? See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. Why does the old country doctor hate non-physician OMA board members? There’s a critical difference between professional advice and voting authority in physician governance. From sparks to embers: Igniting the future of Canadian healthcare leadership Health Leadership Academy’s national health fellows are harnessing ‘wicked questions’ and radical collaboration to transform a system in crisis. First Previous 3 4 5 6 7 Next Last
