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Leaderitis
It's time to do away with another obsession that prevents meaningful improvements in health care. Who doesn't love a good leade...
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Saturday, February 3, 2018
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accountability,
burnout,
capacity,
collaboration,
health policy,
hospitals,
leadership,
medical associations,
politics

Health Care And The Ontario Election
Ontario's got a vote planned this year, have you heard? Health care never strays far from the front pages, and with good reason. Hospi...
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Sunday, January 21, 2018
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access,
doctors,
Family Medicine,
finance,
health care,
health policy,
home care,
mental health,
Ontario,
opioids,
politics,
regional health authorities

The Future Of Family Medicine, As Told To The Past
Like so many other doctors that craft letters to their younger selves, it's time I went back in time. It's late summer 1997, first...
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Sunday, January 14, 2018
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doctors,
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Family Medicine,
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residency,
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Fail Me Once...
However a doctor's lawsuit over his residency jadwal goes, is it time to rethink a tradition in medicine that looks more and more like a...
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Wednesday, January 3, 2018
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doctors,
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Royal College

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,
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Community Health Centres,
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economics,
Family Medicine,
fee-for-service,
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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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access,
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