FFYFP Blog – “Spooky Situations in the Office”
By Dr. Charissa Ho It is spooky season! With that, let’s talk about the scary situations we can encounter in our family medicine offices and
By Dr. Charissa Ho It is spooky season! With that, let’s talk about the scary situations we can encounter in our family medicine offices and
Introduction by Dr. Charissa Ho, Chair, ACFP FFYFP Committee So, the Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS) applications have already started. Those who are considering their
By Dr. Kristina Quan When I first finished residency, I found myself asking “how am I supposed to teach when I was the student yesterday?”
By Michelle Chow MD, CCFP, BSc (Hons), NCMP The practice of medicine can be a rewarding, but challenging journey. Reflecting back on my first five
In this month’s installment of the First Five Years in Family Practice Oh My Blog! series, Dr. Hunter shares five tips to scheduling your day
Written by: Dr. Everett Zdrill Joining a rural practice or maybe scheduling a locum? Here are some of the lessons I’ve learned in my first