Dolly Parton never cut the line | All over the world, people are spitting venom and the drawbridges are going up. But, giving of oneself, one’s time, one’s talent is what we’re all supposed to be doing. And no one could be a better example than the Queen of Country.

Dolly Parton never cut the line

All over the world, people are spitting venom and the drawbridges are going up. But, giving of oneself, one’s time, one’s talent is what we’re all supposed to be doing. And no one could be a better ex...

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CMPA’s Dr. Catherine Pound speaks to @themedicalpost.bsky.social about "𝐏𝐡𝐲𝐬𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐬-𝐢𝐧-𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐠𝐞" & CMPA’s latest advice article in response to this new model—amidst growing pressures on EDs in🍁—& what members need to know about their medico-legal risk. canadianhealthcarenetwork.ca/mds-triage-f...

MDs in triage face medico-legal risk, even when role is limited

Physicians-in-triage can help improve emergency department flow, but the CMPA warns that clear roles, communication and followup are key to reducing medico-legal risk.

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We don’t have an interoperability problem. We have several. Tech isn’t the bottleneck in Canada’s fragmented health data landscape. It’s the lack of political will, mandated standards and aligned incentives, by Darren Larsen canadianhealthcarenetwork.ca/we-dont-have... @themedicalpost.bsky.social

We don’t have an interoperability problem. We have several

Tech isn’t the bottleneck in Canada’s fragmented health data landscape. It’s the lack of political will, mandated standards and aligned incentives.

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From our sister magazine @pharmacypractice.bsky.social Face to face: Real conversations are helping pharmacists and physicians build strong partnerships for better patient care Despite growing scope, many pharmacists still struggle to build meaningful collaborative relationships with doctors.

Face to face: Real conversations are helping pharmacists and physicians build strong partnerships for better patient care

Despite growing scope, many pharmacists still struggle to build meaningful collaborative relationships with doctors.

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BROOKE SHEKTER: The Doctor’s Lawyer: Agreeing to a plea? What to know Your CPSO plea deal can be used against you in criminal proceedings.

The Doctor’s Lawyer: Agreeing to a plea? What to know

Your CPSO plea deal can be used against you in criminal proceedings.

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DR. HECTOR BAILLIE: Alysha’s story Some weekends I covered the IM needs of two communities. I had a bright red sports car, which made it a bit more fun. But that morning wasn’t fun. It was tragic.

Alysha’s story

Some weekends I covered the IM needs of two communities. I had a bright red sports car, which made it a bit more fun. But that morning wasn’t fun. It was tragic.

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Q&A: N.B. health minister Dr. John Dornan An honest chat with a man not afraid to get his hands dirty.

Q&A: N.B. health minister Dr. John Dornan

An honest chat with a man not afraid to get his hands dirty.

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It’s really rare for kids to have this type of allergic reaction. Here’s why Canadian researchers are diving deep into causes and symptoms Doctors can easily fail to recognize this reaction for what it is, warn researchers from the McGill University Health Centre.

It’s really rare for kids to have this type of allergic reaction. Here’s why Canadian researchers are diving deep into causes and symptoms

Doctors can easily fail to recognize this reaction for what it is, warn researchers from the McGill University Health Centre.

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Are we tackling cancer all wrong? WHO report estimates massive rise is global cancer diagnoses and urges governments to strengthen healthcare systems to deliver comprehensive cancer care and prevention.

Are we tackling cancer all wrong?

WHO report estimates massive rise is global cancer diagnoses and urges governments to strengthen healthcare systems to deliver comprehensive cancer care and prevention.

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Canada’s war on physician paperwork. AI scribes, interoperability mandates and form-improvement initiatives suggest relief may be coming, by Norm Tollinsky canadianhealthcarenetwork.ca/canadas-war-... via @themedicalpost.bsky.social

Canada’s war on physician paperwork

AI scribes, interoperability mandates and form-improvement initiatives suggest relief may be coming.

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The 2026 OTC Annual Survey results are now in! The results play a key role in shaping how physicians inform their patients and support their communities. See what products your peers recommend: ✨ canadianhealthcarenetwork.ca/otc-survey-2...

Every jurisdiction in Canada needs a Primary Care Act -- a law that ensures every person has timely, inclusive access to primary care at no cost, by @tarakiran.bsky.social canadianhealthcarenetwork.ca/every-jurisd... via @themedicalpost.bsky.social

Every jurisdiction in Canada needs a Primary Care Act

The Primary Care Act builds on the promise of the Canada Health Act: that medically necessary care should be provided without charge to everyone.

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Where are they now | Dr. Mathieu Nadeau-Vallée, Media Engagement Learner Award Winner 2022

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Be aware that ACEIs can occasionally cause small-bowel angioedema Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors (ACEIs) can induce small-bowel angioedema, leading to symptoms of abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.

Be aware that ACEIs can occasionally cause small-bowel angioedema

Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors (ACEIs) can induce small-bowel angioedema, leading to symptoms of abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.

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AFMC provides update on IMGs and first-iteration matches in Ontario

AFMC provides update on IMGs and first-iteration matches in Ontario

Last year, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice put a judicial stay ‘temporarily putting a stop to the Ontario government policy requiring IMGs applying to Ontario-based positions in the first iterat...

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What’s the plan? New bill before Senate aims to provide a framework for women’s health Bill S-243 is meant to legislate the creation of some structure to existing and future funding and initiatives.

What’s the plan? New bill before Senate aims to provide a framework for women’s health

Bill S-243 is meant to legislate the creation of some structure to existing and future funding and initiatives.

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Defunding scientific research and maligning doctors’ expertise matters: a perspective from my emergency room visit. @themedicalpost.bsky.social (gated - PDF from my website below) canadianhealthcarenetwork.ca/my-genes-cra... PDF: static1.squarespace.com/static/5f789... #AcademicSky #MedSky

My genes crafted a brain aneurysm and the expertise of researchers and doctors saved me

Because of new surgery techniques—that weren't available to my relatives who suffered the same affliction as I do—I'm here and able to exercise my love of language.

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What’s the plan? New bill before Senate aims to provide a framework for women’s health Bill S-243 is meant to legislate the creation of some structure to existing and future funding and initiatives.

What’s the plan? New bill before Senate aims to provide a framework for women’s health

Bill S-243 is meant to legislate the creation of some structure to existing and future funding and initiatives.

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Updated Canadian guidelines for use of rabies vaccine for pre-exposure prophylaxis National Advisory Committee on Immunization addresses risk groups, dosage schedules, routes of administration and vaccine interchangeability.

Updated Canadian guidelines for use of rabies vaccine for pre-exposure prophylaxis

National Advisory Committee on Immunization addresses risk groups, dosage schedules, routes of administration and vaccine interchangeability.

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