Patient-First Language

Researchers at UBC and University of California San Francisco analyzed data from a study of 2,700 people in the U.S. who were surveyed about their pregnancy and birth experiences between 2010 and 2016.

Science communication on social media platforms is a powerful tool that can be used to increase the health literacy of our patients, elevate the profile of our profession, and even serve to complement the knowledge of our peers. However, a good dose of caution is always warranted.

I have recently been using voice dictation for my letters which has been a time saver. However, it is also a constant source of mirth. Computers can screw up like no human can!

The complaint was filed Friday with the Canadian Judicial Council by a woman who accused Sylvester Ukabam of touching her inappropriately during a doctor's visit.

'We are working to prepare the systems in which we’re operating to be better equipped to have representation and empowerment for Indigenous Peoples,' said Amy Lamb, co-chair of Indigenous Pharmacy Professionals of Canada.

To truly make an impact on adherence, we have to go beyond education and become coaches, working with our clients to help them successfully meet their compliance goals.

While family docs stay adrift, patients are seeking answers elsewhere, says Dr. John MacIntyre.

We asked and you answered. Four docs on how they handle this complicated problem.