Medical Practice News

Getting patients, colleagues—and governments—to value you and your ideas takes a bit of work.

Dr. Foluso Ayomitunde Olusegun Ola has also been ordered to pay the maximum fine of $35,000—despite it being ‘far less’ than the amount that was overbilled.

Why are they really trying to push this thing so far?

Tracy Kitch’s conviction in September marked the second time she had been convicted of illegally billing personal expenses to the Halifax-based IWK Health Centre, Atlantic Canada’s largest children’s hospital.

A new report from the U.S. has found that 67% of physicians used a tool that uses artificial intelligence at least once a day in their practice, but many say they're frustrated with how their organizations are deploying the technology.

Dr. William Stewart Halsted, a pioneer in medical education, introduced the multi-tier residency system in the late 19th century—possibly as a way to hide his drug addiction from his residents.

A Pincher Creek, Alta. physician is taking on a role that could shape health care in southern Alberta for years to come.

Through principles of improv and theatre, the program aims to give physicians the tools to build deeper and more effective human connections with both their patients and their colleagues in the form of interactive ‘PowerPoint-free’ workshops.