General Practice/Family Medicine

With Canada spending $186.5 billion a year on health, why are there barriers to timely care? Canada has the second-lowest number of doctors  per capita of the 11 high-income OECD countries.

Antibiotic prescriptions are on the rise, and often they are unnecessary or the wrong type.

The college says the move was made under legislation that allows it to issue such orders where there is evidence to support that patients would otherwise be exposed to risk of harm or injury.

Post-acute COVID-19 syndrome describes patients that have lingering symptoms (e.g., 12 weeks or longer) after the start of acute COVID‑19.

A Nova Scotia physician has agreed to give up his license after a tiny camera was discovered on the wall of the staff washroom at his clinic.

Quebec's opposing party is accusing premier François Legault of "interference" after he said Tuesday that he had in hand a blacklist of family doctors who don't work enough for his liking.

Some specialists say they're seeing patients with health issues that could have been resolved by their family doctor had they been seen in person.