ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR
- 11/2/2020
National Advisory Committee on Immunization guidance identifies cohorts who should get COVID-19 vaccine priority
Canada's National Advisory Committee on Immunization has established its recommendations for vaccinating key populations in anticipation of the initial rollout of a COVID-19 vaccine. - 11/2/2020
Life after pharmacy school, a new normal
- 11/2/2020
Illeism or sillyism
Who would have thought that it might be good to talk about yourself in the third person? As if you weren’t you, but him? As if you weren’t actually there, and anyway, you didn’t want yourself to find out you were talking about him in case it seemed like, well, gossip? I mean, only royalty, or the personality-disordered, are able to talk like that without somebody phoning the police. - 11/1/2020
Rexall pausing flu vaccinations amid supply issues in Ontario
The province said previously that it ordered 5.1 million individual doses of the flu vaccine this year, a 16% increase from 2019. - 11/1/2020
Federal government's reintroduced MAiD bill has doctors divided
Proposed legislation to amend Canada’s law on medical assistance in dying goes against the nature of medicine, which is to heal patients and alleviate suffering, says Dr. Ramona Coelho, a family physician in London, Ont. Dr. Coelho is among a group of physicians who wrote an open letter opposing Bill C-7. More than 800 Canadian doctors have now signed the letter. - 11/1/2020
WELL Health Technologies acquires 'billing as a service' provider DoctorCare
Designed to support physicians without a sophisticated back-office team, DoctorCare provides 'billing as a service' outsourcing services for more than 2,000 physicians in Canada. - 11/1/2020
OMA assures doctors privacy will be upheld in StatsCanada project
The purpose of the data gathering is to strengthen the associations bargaining position in relativity discussions with the provincial government, the OMA said. - 11/1/2020
N.L. premier wants to maintain surgical credentials
Dr. Furey, who is 45 years old, asserted he plans to have a "life after politics," and that he doesn't want his stint as premier to jeopardize his future career as a physician. - 11/1/2020
Fighting for a hand to hold: Confronting medical colonialism against Indigenous children in Canada
In the summer of 2017, I was the treating emergency physician involved in the care of two Inuit children from Nunavik who were transferred to the Montreal Children’s Hospital (MCH) by Évacuations aéromédicales du Québec (ÉVAQ), the provincially run medical evacuation airlift service. The first child was a preschooler who fell off a moving all-terrain vehicle earlier that morning and was transferred to us with a suspicion of injuries to the abdomen and head.