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Guest Post: Palliative Care Theatre, Episode 3!
Dr. Darren Cargill returns for the newest installment of his trilogy in at least three parts. This one is kicking it old school with Canadi...
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Thursday, March 22, 2018
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death,
history,
nurses,
palliative care,
political correctness

What Do We Want From Primary Care, Part Iii
What's a government to do, once it knows what it wants to do? Primary care reform was never going to be easy. No matter what order the...
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Sunday, December 17, 2017
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access,
accountability,
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Community Health Centres,
doctors,
economics,
Family Medicine,
fee-for-service,
health policy,
medical associations,
nurses,
politics,
primary care

What Do We Want From Primary Care, Part Ii
It's Christmas time, so why not put our wish list in writing? As I argued in my last post , reforming Canada's primary health car...
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Tuesday, December 12, 2017
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economics,
education,
Family Medicine,
health policy,
nurses,
politics,
taxes
Curb Your Unprofessionalism
I've been told my use of foul language is excessive, so for today's post I'm going to let others do the cursing for me. I h...
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Tuesday, February 28, 2017
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accountability,
College of Physicians,
doctors,
hospitals,
leadership,
medical associations,
medical education,
nurses,
political correctness,
professionalism,
residency
Does Family Medicine Have A Future? Part I
Time to open a can of worms about the inconvenient truth of the 800-pound gorilla riding the elephant in the room. Disclosure : I have ...
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Tuesday, June 7, 2016
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boundaries,
bureaucracy,
doctors,
health care,
health policy,
nurses,
politics,
professionalism
No Bureaucrat Left Behind, Part I
Ontario continues to move full-steam ahead with its plan to grind primary care reform to a screeching halt (now how's THAT for some mixi...
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Thursday, May 12, 2016
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accountability,
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fee-for-service,
finance,
health care,
health policy,
nurses,
politics,
public health
An Open Letter To The Next Minister Of Health
With the Trumpocalypse just about six months away, I thought I'd take a moment to give politicians some unsolicited but useful advice. ...
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Friday, May 6, 2016
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addiction,
ADHD,
bureaucracy,
determinants of health,
economics,
health care,
health policy,
ideology,
leadership,
mental health,
nurses,
overcrowding,
pain,
politics,
public health
Burning Down The House, Part Iv
A look at mid-career burnout to finish off the series. Like most medical specialists, my wife works preposterously hard at her job. She ...
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Friday, April 8, 2016
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addiction,
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College of Physicians,
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