First principles to address doctor income relativity. The last post touched on some of the major problems with deciding how much docto...
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A Theory Of Relativity, Part I
A look at one of the most contentious issues in all of health care. In my early days of practice, working ER shifts in Atlantic Canada,...
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Saturday, April 1, 2017
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doctors,
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The Flame Broiled Doctor, Ep. 7: Needle Me This
Recovered from the man-cold and sewing a pig costume for a Grade 8 play. This one is about vaccine refusal, as requested by Twitter! Mus...
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Monday, March 27, 2017
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A Man-Cold, Man
Podcast episode on vaccine hesitation/refusal was supposed to be recorded and uploaded today, but I doubt anyone wants to hear me blow my no...
Meaningful Job Action? The Oma Should Let It Go
Doctors seem frozen over what job action might look like. Was it just this past summer when Ontario's doctors were in the midst of a...
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Monday, March 6, 2017
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College of Physicians,
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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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Storytelling In Medicine: Spoken Or Written?
A simple rule of thumb for sharing your best medical anecdote. As I noted in the introduction , there are good reasons to share your sto...
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Monday, February 27, 2017
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