11/13/2024 Dr. Howard Goldstein's daughter suffered a spinal emergency, dragging her and the family through the hell that is hallway medicine in Ontario today.
10/2/2024 One of the obstacles to retiring from medical practice is the perception that it immediately renders you ‘old.’
8/14/2024 Clinical guidelines feel awfully different when you're the patient being subjected to them, rather than the MD using them.
7/26/2024 Dr. Howard Goldstein reflects on the 10 years he's been writing for the Medical Post—and the continued importance of communication skills in the medical profession.
6/3/2024 Dr. Howard Goldstein reflects on how certain memories of violence in his formative years in University mirror the events of today.
4/11/2024 Retirement is a stranger, an unknown until reality allows you to define it in your own terms. It is not a continuum of the professional persona. For some it is a paradise found, for others, an identity lost.
2/12/2024 I commend the King for his transparency about his health—but he could do even more.
1/15/2024 Dr. Howard Goldstein reflects on how strange it is to refer to yourself as a doctor in the past tense upon retirement.
12/17/2023 Merriam-Webster's 2023 Word of the Year is "authentic.” Here Dr. Howard Goldstein offers up suggestions for the medical word of the year.
11/30/2023 After managing to avoid COVID-19 for 1,313 days, I finally saw those two little red lines on a test. Looking back at the journey we’ve been on with the pandemic, I think you might be surprised how much you’ve already forgotten.
9/28/2023 Dr. Howard Goldstein challenged doctors in his Virtual Retirement Lounge group to come up with keynote addresses to the class of 2023.
8/22/2023 What if doctors were allowed tipping terminals in their offices? A chalkboard menu of available goods and services could be wall-mounted in the waiting room, prices listed in bold cursive and brilliant colour, modified with every PSA negotiation.
