Loneliness MDDr. Ted Jablonski wonders: How can a career so deeply built on human interaction feel so incredibly lonely? In memory of Myerna Some patients pierce through our professional barriers with their grace and humanity, finds Dr. Jabir Jassam when he speaks to a patient a final time before MAiD. POLL: How much does a patient’s behaviour influence your approach to their treatment? See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. Case report: Invisible rash Most acute concerns for which patients consult our walk in clinic have a visible component. Ont. primary care initiative ‘worthy, workmanlike and not enough’ Health policy expert Will Falk’s take on Dr. Jane Philpott’s plan for 80 new or expanded teams to serve 300,000 patients. Another tale of two patients: Schrödinger’s cat Dr. Darren Cargill on the state of palliative care: Is the glass half empty, half full or both? POLL: Where is the growth going to come from in pharmacy? Which area of pharmacy do you think has the most opportunities for pharmacists in the next 10 years? The F-word A medical reporter confronts fatigue—and calls on physicians to share how they help patients (and themselves) manage it. Why it’s a critical time for Canada to renew its commitment to global health co-operation As the United States moves to end longstanding commitments to global health co-operation—punctuated by its withdrawal from the WHO—a new report offers guidance on how Canada can strategically position itself in this fast-changing context. Why I see my first patient at 6:30 a.m. More unsolicited early career advice from Dr. Eric Cadesky. First Previous 9 10 11 12 13 Next Last
