Practice Tips

Taking the pulse of women’s progress in medicine—and the work still ahead.

A lot has changed in the 60 years since the Medical Post first published in 1965.

Dr. Stuart Wilkinson admitted to allegations that he ordered a blood test and an abdominal ultrasound for a patient that he had never met and failed to follow up, despite the tests showing abnormal results.

In pharmacy—and in life—the questions we ask can mean the difference between surface-level information and transformative insights.

As a sleep therapist, I’ve seen how good intentions can sometimes make things worse.

Twice, from the same family, a physician faced hostility not for his care but for his accent and country of origin.

The toolkit includes free printable guides, and reference sheets on topics such as conducting a violence risk assessment and developing a clinic safety plan. There are also resources on implementing a patient code of conduct and how to write up an incident report.

The following article does not constitute medical advice. No baristas, coffee beans, or double-doubles were harmed in the making of this semi-satire.