Balancing the equation of work-life A template exercise for pharmacists. When the roads forget them Reporting a patient’s fitness to drive is a clinical necessity but for patients it is often the first real mourning of their former self. 10 things to know about international medical graduates (IMGs) International medical graduates (IMGs) are one of the fastest-growing groups of physicians entering practice in Canada. Cultural differences in the ER Working in the small-town atmosphere of the Jewish community in Montreal. Ontario’s healthcare system was built for a different era but to quote our PM: ‘Nostalgia is not a strategy’ Ontario’s healthcare challenges are not the result of a single shock. They are the predictable outcome of design choices made for a different era. Let's talk about. . . . education From my perspective, the technician assistant program runs the risk of undermining our profession. It’s getting crowded at the top! I am so glad that I’m not responsible for judging the entries in our annual Pharmacy Practice + Business Awards. Quiet heroes Every day, we meet quiet heroes, Dr. Melissa Yuan-Innes writes, and sometimes, all it takes is a simple acknowledgement of thanks. Death isn’t optional As physicians, if we don’t help our patients have a good death, we may be condemning them to a very bad one, one not of their own choosing. Case report: Silver Most of us come into contact with the ‘pure’ metals that aren’t supposed to cause allergic reactions—but things aren’t always so simple. First Previous 22 23 24 25 26 Next Last