The joy of being irreplaceableBefore you enter the next prescription, ask the patient one question: How have you been feeling since you started this? POLL: How should doctors handle ‘conscientious objections’ to providing certain medical treatments?See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. Case report: A pox? Dr. Robert Dickson recounts a mysterious rash from a boy who previously had chickenpox. Smart strategies to help adult ADHD patients actually start and complete tasks For adults with ADHD—or even those with just some symptoms—using specific strategies to start and complete tasks can make all the difference. Editorial: The Anxiety Issue Navigating the cognitive load, systemic strain and daily anxieties of modern medicine. The hidden financial anxiety of doctors Take control so your ‘money story’ and financial worry doesn’t control you. Before we know the ending A reflection on uncertainty, fear of collegial judgment and the cost of second-guessing in clinical practice. Normal worry or anxiety disorder? Where physicians should draw the line for themselves. The hidden toll of ‘outside lab panels’ on primary care When naturopath test panels land on my desk, family medicine pays the administrative price. Otso’s Hail Mary He was 94, in severe shock and too frail for standard interventions–so we rewrote the rules in real time. The only pharmacist in the room On loneliness, the counter, and the profession nobody thought to call. Family practices are rethinking new‑patient intake Keeping first appointment clinical and moving admin work into a digital pre‑visit process is working. First Previous 3 4 5 6 7 Next Last
