Sleeping apart: Rethinking the role of supportive touch in cancer carePatients undergoing chemotherapy often casually mention that they have started sleeping in separate bedrooms from their partners. ‘Just in case.’ Safety is medicine—so how do we practise it? We built clinical environments to treat disease but didn't account for what they do to the nervous system. Catch MD if you can From stolen pens to wearing a stethoscope the functional way, not the cool way: How to spot a doctor imposter. Let's explore tech renewal fees Why are techs paying more in renewal fees than other healthcare professionals with a greater scope of practice? New Canadian research examines what’s really the best thing to do for someone choking Despite choking being an emergency, until recently there has been limited high-quality evidence to guide bystanders on the most effective way to help. Ensh*ttification Band-Aid solutions won't fix our healthcare system and will only lead to a further degradation of quality, Dr. Melissa Yuan-Innes argues. Navigating the negative Negativity isn’t a sign that you’re failing, but that you’re alive, engaged, and working in a profession that demands both your skills and your heart. If family doctors don’t define family medicine, who will? As policy shifts and administrative pressures mount, FPs must reclaim their role in shaping the standards, education and their future—before government does it, argues CFPC president Dr. Sarah Cook. Case report: Changes A case the underscores the importance of looking into any lesion that changes—even if you’ve have it forever. POLL: What do you do about no-shows? Three strikes and you’re out! That was the New Year’s resolution for one Saskatoon clinic for patients who ghost on appointments. First Previous 20 21 22 23 24 Next Last