À compter du 1er mai, le Médecin de famille canadien ne publiera plus de contenu sur X.
À compter du 1er mai, le CMFC ne publiera plus de contenu sur X. Il ne s’agit plus un choix approprié pour le CMFC, une organisation fièrement canadienne qui s’engage à soutenir les médecins de famille. ow.ly/YrQc50VxFk5
As of May 1st, Canadian Family Physician will no longer be posting on X.
As of May 1st, the CFPC will no longer be posting on X. It is no longer the right fit for the CFPC, a proud Canadian organization committed to supporting family physicians. Learn more: ow.ly/GjYY50VxFiU
Canadian Family Physician retweeted
The deadline is approaching to submit your CFPC Pride Stories. If you are a family doctor or family medicine resident who identifies as 2SLGBTQ+ or provides care to 2SLGBTQ+ communities, share your experiences by March 9th. ow.ly/ZTRb50V5n0G
Canadian Family Physician retweeted
La représentation est importante ! Faites-vous partie de la communauté 2SLGBTQ+ ou fournissez-vous des soins à des membres de cette communauté ? Faites preuve de créativité et partagez vos expériences avec les récits sur la fierté du CMFC. ow.ly/Z1uB50USyp4
Canadian Family Physician retweeted
Representation matters! Are you part of the 2SLGBTQ+ community, or do you provide care to members of the community? Get creative and share your experiences with CFPC Pride Stories. ow.ly/J3Ct50USynz
Canadian Family Physician retweeted
In our latest article @CFPJournal, our team reflects on the role primary care played during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ontario, where it is now and how we can strengthen it for years to come.
cfp.ca/content/71/1/31
Take a look at some of the figures which tell a story 🧵
Canadian Family Physician retweeted
✨ "Bridging Health and Society: Transforming Canadian Health Care Through Social Prescribing" ✨
The January 2025 issue of the Canadian Family Physician journal features a commentary from our Medicine Working Group! Check it out here: cfp.ca/content/71/1/13
Canadian Family Physician retweeted
We're proud to share that the @CSPSC_CECPS just published a significant contribution in the January 2025 issue of the @CFPJournal on how #socialprescribing is transforming Canadian healthcare. 🍁
👏 👏 👏
It’s an inspiring step toward building a more holistic, patient-centered healthcare system in Canada, and we’re thrilled to see this work shaping the conversation.
✨ "Bridging Health and Society: Transforming Canadian Health Care Through Social Prescribing" ✨
The January 2025 issue of the Canadian Family Physician journal features a commentary from our Medicine Working Group! Check it out here: cfp.ca/content/71/1/13
Canadian Family Physician retweeted
A recent #ChoosingWisely🇨🇦 article in @CFPJournal shares guidance on decreasing routine and repetitive blood tests in hospitalized patients.
Read the full article: loom.ly/q1JxFvQ
🎙️ What are CFP's top articles of 2024?
Join Drs Nicholas Pimlott and Sarah Fraser in this special retrospective podcast. Learn more about avocados for IUD insertion, Dr Pimlott's love of qualitative research studies, and a single-author article that could change your practice!
The November/December 2024 issue is out now! 📘
Featuring:
▸ Possibilities of virtual care
▸ Prevention of RSV disease in infants
▸ Rapid recommendations part 3
▸ Managing simple excision and wounds
Read it today: cfp.ca/content/70/11-12
Comprend :
▸ Les possibilités offertes par les soins virtuels
▸ Prévention de l’infection au virus respiratoire syncytial chez les nourrissons
▸ Recommandations rapides : partie 3
▸ Prise en charge des excisions et des plaies simples
Lis maintenant: cfp.ca/content/70/11-12
How is residency training a Procrustean voyage?
In “Staying Human During Residency Training: How to Survive and Thrive after Medical School,” co-author Dr Allan Peterkin compares residency to the mythological character of Procrustes, a rogue smith and bandit who invited ...
🔊 Écoutez le balado « Staying human in residency training » pour en savoir plus sur la quête de sens en médecine, le bien-être, l’épuisement professionnel et la valeur des sciences humaines médicales et de la médecine narrative : cfppodcast.libsyn.com/stayin…