General Practice/Family Medicine

The Board of Arbitration will continue to negotiate regarding the next three years of the 2024-28 agreement.

Primary care providers who use AI scribes also saved three to four hours a week doing administrative tasks.

At his walk-in, Dr. Bob Dickson has a case involving some negotiation with the patient regarding treatment.

While not yet revealing all the details, New Brunswick’s government says it’s creating a patient and provider registry, which doctors will be paid to help maintain.

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Three articles review evidence for hormonal treatments and vaginal moisturizers, complementary and alternative therapies, and why we know so little about GSM.

Saskatchewan's government is setting up new training for pharmacists, which will allow a handful (for now) to take some new tasks.

Dr. Vincent Wong, president of the BC College of Family Physicians, says doctors are being pushed to the brink by a system that isn’t supporting them.