Emergency Medicine

New research aims to help fulfil recommendations made by commission that examined the 2020 mass shooting in Nova Scotia.

When I helped someone experiencing an overdose, it became real to me that every naloxone kit that leaves our store has the potential to save someone’s life.

A dive into the data suggests edibles may be to blame.

The prevalence and pervasiveness of triage signals a serious imbalance in demand and supply that needs to be fixed. But triage is not the solution.

Dr. Robert Dickson comes across a case that is an instructive reminder at his walk-in clinic.

To keep their family medicine practice viable, Vanessa and her six female family physician colleagues subsidize their clinic with other work.

A new report from an independent economic think tank calls for all provinces to allow pharmacists the full scope of practice afford to their counterparts in Alberta. Will anyone listen?

Announcing the first paper in a public information series, AMA president Dr. Paul Parks speaks to what is needed to improve cancer care in Alberta.