Meet Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi: ‘I probably spend more time on Twitter than I should’Dr. Benjamin Barankin sat down to get to know St. John’s, N.L., dermatologist and clinical assistant professor of medicine at Memorial University, Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi. Survey: Paperwork bluesThe Medical Post's annual survey of doctors carried out at the beginning of the year saw 196 doctors responding, with half being family physicians. Here’s what they had to say when we asked about paperwork. How do you talk to elderly patients about it no longer being safe for them to drive? We asked docs how they go about having these sensitive conversations. Forms, forms, everywhere a form The digitization of forms is happening and that is going to save you time and money. Really. Taking the ‘paperwork’ out of your inbox 11 tips to keep the tasks in your in-basket under control. Templates, patients and scribes Three doctors outline their different techniques to reduce your time on paperwork. Cutting off the flow upstream How system changes could lead to less paperwork across physicians’ desks. Don't get them started: Canada's worst forms When it comes to paperwork, these are the baddest of the bad—at least according to a selection of weary docs. The pain of paperwork comes in many forms Doctors buckling under the weight of administration work. The burnout drain Patient aggression, workload and paperwork plus exiting doctors all fanning the flames of doctor burnout. Rounds: Canadian doctors helping Ukraine Dr. Julien Auger, an FP at Hôpital de Saint-Jérôme in St-Jérôme, Que., boarded a plane after the Ukrainian health ministry called for help from foreign medical workers. Vitals: The paper/ electronic divide We asked doctors which aspects of clinical practice in their main practice setting or institution are electronic. First Previous 58 59 60 61 62 Next Last
