Patient-First Language

Dr. Wequar Ahmad, a Calgary-based general practitioner, also breached a 2014 undertaking requiring a chaperone when seeing female patients. On at least 15 occasions, he noted the presence of a chaperone when in fact there was none.

A satirical piece where Dr. Stephen Starr speculates on a medical condition of chronic lateness.

Salvatore Forcucci was also found guilty by the Ontario College of Pharmacists of misconduct related to medication dispensing.

Dr. Robert Dickson finds a somewhat unusual case in his walk-in clinic.

When the Islamic holy month of Ramadan begins, a battle rages in Habiba Khanom's mind: If she goes without food or drink, is she doing it for God or because of her anorexia?

Access to patient records will be limited to what's relevant to the complaint, according to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta.

Dr. Jabir Jassam, writing allegorically as he often does, discusses a colleague who deeply looks up to another doctor—not realizing how abusive that doctor is to her.