Cultural Competence

Dr. Emmett Joseph Elves told the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba that when the 12-year-old patient said 'uh-huh,' he thought that meant the boy understood he was going ahead with the exam, which he did without gloves.

Research into the common condition suggests using a person-centred approach.

Family Medicine isn’t an attractive specialty these days and patient entitlement isn't helping.

Canadian Ophthalmological Society urges Canadians to don their shades, even in the car.

A recent case of shingles at Dr. Robert Dickson's clinic raises some questions around diagnosis and treatment.

Recommendations in the framework include recognizing Indigenous-specific racism as professional misconduct.

Some say black cats are bad luck, but we don’t believe it. We say these two lovely lookalikes are very lucky to have an owner who cares so much.

Practicing medicine requires more than just acquiring knowledge or skills through training; it is a calling that requires innate talent, argues Dr. Jabir Jassam.