A surgical pioneer’s drug addiction and its influence on the modern North American residencyDr. William Stewart Halsted, a pioneer in medical education, introduced the multi-tier residency system in the late 19th century—possibly as a way to hide his drug addiction from his residents. Pincher Creek, Alta. doctor to guide training of future rural physiciansA Pincher Creek, Alta. physician is taking on a role that could shape health care in southern Alberta for years to come. Pharmacists now included in federal government’s student loan forgiveness program Pharmacists working in a designated small or rural community may be eligible to have a maximum of $60,000 forgiven over 5 years. Meet the CAPSI National Executive Council I’m excited to introduce the team and share a bit about what everyone does and what they’ve loved most about their roles so far. ‘Win-win-win’: Should medical students play a bigger role in our healthcare system? A new analysis suggests healthcare systems could benefit greatly with the introduction of a medical student resident assistant role—a paid assistantship program to bridge the gap between medical school graduates and young physicians. Tech Talk: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility in Pharmacy Endometriosis: Lessons Learned from Patients with this Chronic Condition Evolving Allergic Rhinitis Care: Adapting to New Pharmacy Practices and Clinical Guidelines Med school solutions Can new approaches to medical education help solve the physician shortage crisis? How much do you know about your health allies? A look at the education, training and standards of the allied health professionals you may be working alongside. 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
