Discussions

We're hearing a lot of about the "quiet quitting" phenomenon. Here's how it affects us in the pharmacy—and what it steals from those who participate.

Dr. Ted Jablonski has three vanity plates of his own, and has many suggestions for different specialties of MD who might want to add a little humour to their daily commute.

As this play-by-play reveals, there are not enough hours in the day for the family doctor, says Dr. Alykhan Abdulla.

Motivation, like any resource, needs replenishment. If you manage a pharmacy you likely have some sort of inventory replenishment system. Without this, your stock would disappear and your whole business would come to a grinding halt.

The CMA would appear to Dr. Sohail Gandhi to be back on track: paying more attention to physician advocacy. If it means to continue, the association can prove it had doctors' backs right now by advocating for a better pension situation on a federal level.

Delirium affects up to 25% of older persons presenting to hospital, and is acquired by a further 25% while in hospital.

This second article in a series from a pharmacist and certified MS specialist helps explains how to differentiate this complex and often misunderstood disease from other conditions.

Dr. Noorali Bharwani drills down on this latest virus, from risk factors to treatment.