Editorial: The Happy IssueBurnout is real, but joy is possible. We look at clinicians’ voyages. Joy: It’s a system strategyPhysician leaders are using the Institute for Healthcare Improvement framework to rebuild morale. Vancouver: a unique, doctor-run clinic FPs, specialists, NPs and others share a space and an EMR for economies of scale. Joy after hours When the white coat comes off, many physicians discover happiness in outside hobbies. Doctors’ pets: Animal antidotes to the pressures of practice They say laughter is the best medicine, but we suspect it might also be a purr, a tiny rodent in a jaunty toque or an enthusiastic welcome with a wet nose. Two furry stress busters We asked doctors to share pictures and experiences with their furry friends! 5 tips for chronic blood cancers Primary care physicians play an important role in supporting patients with chronic cancers. Will a higher income make you happier? Mindset, comparison and purpose matter more than the number on your paycheque. New Hypertension Canada guideline aimed at primary care Persons with a BP ≥ 130/ ≥ 80 mmHg are now considered to have an elevated BP, which is a lower threshold than the previous guideline. ‘Zero is a fast boy’ Physicians from across Canada showed us the pets in their lives for The Happy Issue of the Medical Post. 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
