Discussions

It's time to focus on solutions for patients falling through the cracks.

The situation is so ridiculous that it could be a story presented at the Theatre of the Absurd.

I didn’t have the language for ‘health disparity’ as a child, but I understood that my Indigenous family’s experience of health and wellness was different from that of my non-Indigenous family. Years later, when I became a family physician working in my own community, those memories took on new meaning.

A significant shift in wearable devices is indeed underway, and when these tools become integrated into routine care, community pharmacy will once again be profoundly affected.

I’m excited to introduce the team and share a bit about what everyone does and what they’ve loved most about their roles so far.

The belief that ‘women are supposed to hurt’ is deeply embedded in Canadian culture and reflects a systems-level failure that determines who gets diagnosed, who gets believed and who gets left behind.

While many don't keep their resolutions, you almost certainly won’t keep them if you don’t make a list. Here’s my advice for making that list stick—and my own ideas for what should be on it.

None of these lessons came from a conference podium or a journal abstract. They emerged in exam rooms, group circles, silence and moments when nothing was being ‘fixed.’