I urged the Prime Minister to consider amending one of the cabinet minister’s portfolios to raise the status of persons with disabilities and amend the ministerial title accordingly.
Immersive Virtual Reality Is a Valuable Addition to Medical Training with the Right Planning
Most programs have started to use in-person simulations as a supplement to clinical exposure and complete EPA assessments; however, in-person simulations are costly and resource-intensive.
Most programs have started to use in-person simulations as a supplement to clinical exposure and complete EPA assessments; however, in-person simulations are costly and resource-intensive.
Equity Isn’t Optional – It Is Essential to Solving Canada’s Cancer Problem
Without addressing inequity, we will never be able to solve the cancer problem in Canada.
Without addressing inequity, we will never be able to solve the cancer problem in Canada.
Safe Supply an Effective Treatment Tool Despite Political Backlash, Study Confirms
Safe supply is an effective tool at improving health outcomes for people who use opioids – and may be a more effective treatment option than methadone for those most at risk, according to findings in a new study.
Safe supply is an effective tool at improving health outcomes for people who use opioids – and may be a more effective treatment option than methadone for those most at risk, according to findings in a new study.
When Care Doesn’t Translate
South Asians are one of the fastest-growing demographics in Canada, making up more than seven percent of the Canadian population.
South Asians are one of the fastest-growing demographics in Canada, making up more than seven percent of the Canadian population.
The Potluck Cure: Sharing Meals, Swapping Stories in the Doctors’ Lounge to Ease Burnout
Taking the team out for a meal was the highlight of the “two weeks on service” experience in years past.
Taking the team out for a meal was the highlight of the “two weeks on service” experience in years past.
Better Together: Where Are the Pharmacists in Ontario’s Primary Care Plan?
Research shows that Ontario physicians working in these primary care teams indicate strong support for their pharmacist colleagues’ recommendations, often implementing their suggestions for improved patient outcomes.
Research shows that Ontario physicians working in these primary care teams indicate strong support for their pharmacist colleagues’ recommendations, often implementing their suggestions for improved patient outcomes.
Competency-Based Leadership: A Critical Imperative for Canadian Health Care
Carney’s ascent to national leadership – a former Governor of both the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England – was not driven by populism or ideology.
Carney’s ascent to national leadership – a former Governor of both the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England – was not driven by populism or ideology.
‘This Will Make You a Better Doctor’
As medical trainees, we spend years learning to care for patients – the intricacies of pathophysiology and evidence-based algorithms, the subtle art of breaking bad news.
As medical trainees, we spend years learning to care for patients – the intricacies of pathophysiology and evidence-based algorithms, the subtle art of breaking bad news.
License to Kill: The Pandemic on Our Roads
The tragedy was preventable – barricades were not deployed by police.
The tragedy was preventable – barricades were not deployed by police.
Rethinking Research Priorities
Researcher John Ioannidis advocates for a research system that rewards high-quality, transparent and impactful science and emphasizes the importance of correcting errors and improving efficiency in research to better serve society.
Researcher John Ioannidis advocates for a research system that rewards high-quality, transparent and impactful science and emphasizes the importance of correcting errors and improving efficiency in research to better serve society.
Health Canada Must Stop Prevaricating and Ban the Sale of Cigarettes
In 2024, lung cancer killed more than 20,000 Canadians and cost our health system more than $3 billion. Eighty to 90 per cent of lung cancers are linked to cigarette smoking.
In 2024, lung cancer killed more than 20,000 Canadians and cost our health system more than $3 billion. Eighty to 90 per cent of lung cancers are linked to cigarette smoking.
How to Support Safe Driving Decisions for Individuals With Dementia
Assessing driving fitness in dementia patients is one of the most challenging aspects of care, requiring a delicate balance of medical, emotional, ethical and practical considerations.
Assessing driving fitness in dementia patients is one of the most challenging aspects of care, requiring a delicate balance of medical, emotional, ethical and practical considerations.
What Kind of Freedom Are We Fighting For?
As all sides seem to be fighting for our “freedom” these days, we must ask ourselves: What kind of freedom are we fighting for? The freedom to harm and dominate others or the freedom from such harm?
As all sides seem to be fighting for our “freedom” these days, we must ask ourselves: What kind of freedom are we fighting for? The freedom to harm and dominate others or the freedom from such harm?
Let’s Keep Politics Out of Measles
When it’s your child, “rare” becomes irrelevant.
When it’s your child, “rare” becomes irrelevant.
Bridging Gaps in Care: Reimagining Ontario’s Health System for Immigrants and Refugees
The pandemic only intensified these challenges through service closures, rampant misinformation and reduced preventive care.
The pandemic only intensified these challenges through service closures, rampant misinformation and reduced preventive care.