Reflections from the ER: Aleysha’s storyOne critical event debriefing in 35 years says a lot about the way we treat ourselves. We can do better. Ontario patients choose emergency departments over walk-in clinics to avoid being ‘fired’ by family doctorsHealthcare professionals report patients using emergency department for non-urgent cases. N.S. sees 9.2% drop in less urgent cases being dealt with in ERs Perspectives on Ontario healthcare from a recent graduate A family physician and rural generalist, Dr. Tristan Brownrigg gives his perspective just six months out from the residency he completed in Ontario. New OMA president tries to balance realism and hope Significant inflation and inadequate fee increases hamper the profession but Dr. Dominik Nowak pushes for a better future. Helping healthcare pros screen for gender-based violence New research aims to help fulfil recommendations made by commission that examined the 2020 mass shooting in Nova Scotia. All pharmacies should carry naloxone kits. You could help save a life 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. Cannabis legalization coincided with uptick in ER visits from seniors: study A dive into the data suggests edibles may be to blame. Is triage a dead end for healthcare? 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. Case report: Well done Dr. Robert Dickson comes across a case that is an instructive reminder at his walk-in clinic. First Previous 48 49 50 51 52 Next Last
