Truth, touch, time and a tad of black humourWhat a patient taught me about what I want in the end Tax breaks could soften the blow of a national pharmacare planTax breaks or exemptions for those working in pharmacy, health insurance and pharmaceutical industries could help bolster support for a national pharmacare plan The challenge of the super agency Is there any reason to believe that Ontario's proposed single bureaucratic healthcare body will work any better than it did in the other provinces that have already tried it? I have made a decision I have changed many positions over the years, but this time feels different Oxymoronic specialty management Don't forget meds for alcohol use disorder ER tales: Do no harm Healthcare technology has no ideology The generalist curse What happens when generalists rely on checklists and tools more than their knowledge of anatomy and pathophysiology? How do you say goodbye? 21 ways I plan to do it after 20 years with my patients Therapeutic nihilism and the plight of the dispensing pharmacist There's been a strong push for more deprescribing, but the situation in community pharmacies is rarely so straightforward The future of psychiatry promises to be digital—from apps that track your mood to smartphone therapy Currently only half of people with depression access potentially adequate treatment, according to one research study. Digital devices could help. First Previous 363 364 365 366 367 Next Last
