Discussions

While we await a unified digital record, empowering patients to track and share their own medical history is a practical step.

Why care and kindness is a clinical intervention, especially among senior patients.

Looking back on my pharmacy school days, I remember my experiential rotations all too well.

FPs are increasingly caught between genuine medical necessity and patients’ post-pandemic lifestyle preferences.

In a population-based study using Manitoba prescription dispensing records, my colleagues and I found that approximately 60% of individuals took at least one prescription medication postpartum.

As I reflected on the new new Pharmacy Funding Framework agreement, I found myself thinking about a different challenge.

Are we unconsciously more invested in feeling smart than in being effective? Rather than blaming system failures (which we are good at), we must evaluate psychological patterns that are limiting our impact.

We write off unanswered rings as a staffing nuisance, but they are silently draining revenue and delaying care.