I read something a few days ago that I assumed came from the military. I served in the Canadian Armed Forces 31 years ago and the language was similar to what I had seen before. At that time, the goal was to help me transition from a civilian to a soldier, a military professional required …
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In July 2020, I wrote a post on this blog to guide family doctors on how to ramp up in-person visits in their practices. A year later, the topic is still timely although the context is different: we are now fifteen months into the COVID-19 pandemic, a large proportion of the population is vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2 . …
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There is another fire raging in Canada – physician burnout.
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A note written to myself. In the one empty recess of my mind.
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As trusted primary care providers who work closely with patients to promote their wellbeing across the lifespan, family physicians are vital for fostering the nature-health connection and creating a healthier future for us all.
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Dr. Jeevyn Chahal highlights the importance of taking the time to learn how someone’s name is pronounced.
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What does it look like to finally pause after 16 months of confronting COVID?
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Dr. Shana Johnston shares her experience of burnout.
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How do we define generalist for the modern day?
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The story of the hidden curriculum
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Doctors talk about corporations taking advantage of the shift to virtual care.
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Dr. Birinder Narang talks about his Sikh values and how they inspire him to approach patient care.
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Dr. Yvonne Sin talks about the pay gap for women in medicine.
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Dr. Sonia Malhotra provides a family doctor’s perspective of a population under lockdown.
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Dr. Rahel Zewude introduces Black Physicians of British Columbia.
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