by CMAJ News | Oct 23, 2020 | Archive, Featured, Lauren Vogel
Controversial medical licensing exam cancelled with two days’ notice Lauren Vogel | CMAJ | October 23, 2020 The last-minute cancellation of the MCCEQ II will leave many newly graduated doctors in licensing limbo. The Medical Council of Canada has called off an...
by CMAJ News | Sep 3, 2020 | Archive, Featured, Lauren Vogel
Have we misjudged the role of kids in spreading COVID-19? Lauren Vogel | CMAJ | September 3, 2020 As kids return to school, experts caution that we may be underestimating their role in the pandemic. Kids may play a bigger role in the spread of SARS-CoV-2 than...
by CMAJ News | Sep 4, 2019 | Archive, Featured, Roger Collier
Helping doctors by helping patients meet social needs Roger Collier | CMAJ | September 4, 2019 Upstream interventions, such as ensuring access to food and shelter, may not only improve patients’ health but could also potentially improve physicians’ health. Health...
by CMAJ News | May 1, 2018 | Archive, Featured, Wendy Glauser
Is Ontario adding drug prices to EMRs? Wendy Glauser | Toronto | May 1, 2018 Doctors tend to underestimate the prices of the drugs they prescribe to patients. Ontario doctors may soon be able to see drug prices on electronic medical records (EMR), but some experts...
