Let's talk about . . . absenteeismWe need systems to recognize those who consistently show up to work without shaming those who simply can’t. Building Tabble: A daily medication trivia game Fun for all sorts of healthcare professionals, pharmacist Peter Zhang went down a rabbit hold on the gamification of education and came up with a game of his own (that you can play today!). Poll: Are parents today more likely to put getting a child to cooperate for a procedure on MD? See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. Case report: Poison ivy? After a potential brush with poison ivy, a young boy's rash got far worse rather than resolving. Any ideas folks? Canada promised to watch its doctors train. We never did. AI could change that In 2017, the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada launched Competence by Design, the most consequential reform of Canadian residency training in a generation. The prescription you write with your mind What patients expect from a medication can change how they experience it. Here's what the science means for pharmacists at the counter. Patient health passports—the start of interconnected and engaged care While we await a unified digital record, empowering patients to track and share their own medical history is a practical step. The age of adherence Why care and kindness is a clinical intervention, especially among senior patients. From student to preceptor: Being on the other side of experiential rotations Looking back on my pharmacy school days, I remember my experiential rotations all too well. The new accommodation battle: Working from home FPs are increasingly caught between genuine medical necessity and patients’ post-pandemic lifestyle preferences. First Previous 2 3 4 5 6 Next Last
