General Practice/Family Medicine

When your work aligns with your values, it makes the difficult parts of a job more bearable.

Solutions to a crisis of this magnitude are necessarily complex—but there is hope. 

It's a convoluted process, but there is a way for College of Family Physicians of Canada members to vote.

Thinking you might want to try something new? In this "Cool Jobs" series, we highlight some inspiring Canadian physicians who are doing something a little different

Noah, 14, presents with strange symptoms, leading to a complex diagnostic journey.

Canada has a drinking problem.

Dr. Jeffrey Wilkinson of the South Saskatchewan Heart Clinic in Moose Jaw says it's too operationally and financially difficult to keep running under the public system.

To help prescribers initiate deprescribing processes, this internist designed an award-winning clinical decision support system that serves as a pioneer in this new area of ​​expertise.