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The 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.

Starting Monday, those aged 70 and older can get the second booster shot, along with those 50 and older who live in First Nations communities.

Three doctors outline their different techniques to reduce your time on paperwork.

When it comes to paperwork, these are the baddest of the bad—at least according to a selection of weary docs.

We asked doctors which aspects of clinical practice in their main practice setting or institution are electronic.

As public health measures have lifted across the country, several indicators of COVID-19 are rising all across Canada, driven by BA.2, a highly contagious sub-lineage of the Omicron variant.

We asked docs how they go about having these sensitive conversations.

The province says anyone 70 and older, people 60 and older with fewer than three doses of a COVID-19, and people 18 and older with fewer than three vaccine doses and at least one risk factor such as a chronic medical condition can now be tested and assessed for treatment.