Discussions

People keep saying to train more family doctors. I don’t think they realize that people trained in family medicine can pursue many different careers.

As part of a series of first-person true stories written by physicians, Dr. Kristina Powles reflects on the moments after a patient has given birth.

Preferred pharmacy networks present a controversy that pits two essential providers—pharmacies and drug insurers—against each other.

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Back in my day, in the U.K., I got a government grant, and my tuition fees were paid. Nowadays the debt load of new grads is hundreds of thousands of dollars depending on province. Let’s look at solutions.

From an allied professional: a rundown on physiotherapy’s role in accelerating concussion recovery.

‘I regret to inform you that the clinic’s one issue per visit policy has been amended, effective immediately, to half an issue per visit,’ writes Dr. Bonnie Larson in this comical take on moral injury.

Chief Pharmacist Officer (CPO)Danielle Paes explores the critical role pharmacists play in promoting health equity and inclusivity within the Canadian healthcare system and the importance of culturally competent care for underrepresented populations.