Walk-in Clinic

We don’t consciously consider the plethora of useful information which we have accumulated over our lifetime.

At his walk-in, Dr. Robert Dickson comes across a rather uncommon (especially in the age group) case of a rash.

Several important lessons were underscored by a visit for a simple spider bite.

An unusual bruise and lump made Dr. Robert Dickson suspect he wasn’t seeing the whole story with a recent patient.

There’s been a lot of talk this week about national licensure. But if barriers to your mobility were really swept away—what would you do?

We use our hands almost constantly, and are quick to notice anything amiss.

I wonder how many ‘acute care’ physicians feel comfortable with making changes in a long list of medications reported by a patient.

I would be interested in opinions and suggestions regarding management of a large keloid scar—fortunately located in a place which could be covered by clothing.