The pain of paperwork comes in many formsDoctors buckling under the weight of administration work. The burnout drain Patient aggression, workload and paperwork plus exiting doctors all fanning the flames of doctor burnout. How to stop patient hostility An FBI special agent shares his top strategies for defusing difficult situations and creating calm. POLL: How would you most like to respond to an angry patient? Take our weekly physician poll. Canadian women physicians choir brings their Fight Song to Canada’s Got Talent The choir members spread message of self-care in trying times. Six-month suspension and $16,000 in costs for physician who faked prescriptions with other docs' names Dr. Peter Idahosa, who obtained the drugs for his own use, issued about 17 fraudulent prescriptions for seven different kinds of drugs, including zopiclone and Sublinox. Heart health scientist on calling a crisis line and going to rehab for serious depression Scott Lear, professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University, shares the story of his mental health journey. Doctor who kissed stage-4 cancer patient mid-pandemic slammed for boundary and safety breaches Dr. Philippe-Luc Michel told the Collège des médecins du Québec he had developed feelings for the patient and thought she felt the same way about him. Case report: The girl without a rash A clinical encounter that Dr. Robert Dickson found peculiar and satisfying. We have 15 minutes today Patients tell me frequently that they don’t know that their appointment has a time limit. We need to tell them. First Previous 62 63 64 65 66 Next Last
