Table of Contents

March 01, 2011; Volume 57,Issue 3

A

  1. Abbas, Ossama

    1. Question: Can you identify this condition?
      Lina Abdullah and Ossama Abbas
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 319;
    2. Answer: Can you identify this condition?
      Lina Abdullah and Ossama Abbas
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 320;

  2. Abdullah, Lina

    1. Question: Can you identify this condition?
      Lina Abdullah and Ossama Abbas
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 319;
    2. Answer: Can you identify this condition?
      Lina Abdullah and Ossama Abbas
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 320;

  3. Ackaoui, Alexandre

    1. Treatment of anaphylaxisEpiPen, Twinject, or another autoinjector?
      Alexandre Ackaoui
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 273;
    2. Traitement de l’anaphylaxieEpiPen, Twinject ou un autre injecteur?
      Alexandre Ackaoui
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 274;

  4. Alfieri, Marg

    1. Choosing family medicine residency programsWhat factors influence residents’ decisions?
      Joseph Lee, Marg Alfieri, Tejal Patel and Linda Lee
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e113-e121;

  5. Allan, G. Michael

    1. Papanicolaou testsDoes lubricant reduce the quality or adequacy?
      G. Michael Allan, Christina Korownyk and Noah Ivers
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 309;

B

  1. Bajcar, Jana

    1. What do children know about medications?A review of the literature to guide clinical practice
      Christine De Maria, Marie-Thérèse Lussier and Jana Bajcar
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 291-295;

  2. Boulay, Rob

    1. The same, only different
      Rob Boulay
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 381;
    2. La même chose, juste différemment
      Rob Boulay
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 382;

  3. Bozzo, Pina

    1. Are probiotics safe for use during pregnancy and lactation?
      Jackie Elias, Pina Bozzo and Adrienne Einarson
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 299-301;

  4. Brathwaite, Joanne

    1. Survey of Ontario primary care physicians’ experiences with opioid prescribing
      Elizabeth Francis Wenghofer, Lynn Wilson, Meldon Kahan, Carolynn Sheehan, Anita Srivastava, Ava Rubin and Joanne Brathwaite
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 324-332;

C

  1. Charles, Grant

    1. Ethnography: traditional and criticalist conceptions of a qualitative research method
      Shafik Dharamsi and Grant Charles
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 378-379;

  2. Cirone, Sharon

    1. BuprenorphineNew treatment of opioid addiction in primary care
      Meldon Kahan, Anita Srivastava, Alice Ordean and Sharon Cirone
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 281-289;

  3. Cohodarevic, Tea

    1. Chronic noncancer painCharacteristics of patients prescribed opioids by community physicians and referred to a tertiary pain clinic
      Angela Mailis-Gagnon, S. Fatima Lakha, Ting Ou, Ada Louffat, Balaji Yegneswaran, Margarita Umana, Tea Cohodarevic, Keith Nicholson and Amol Deshpande
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e97-e105;

D

  1. De Maria, Christine

    1. What do children know about medications?A review of the literature to guide clinical practice
      Christine De Maria, Marie-Thérèse Lussier and Jana Bajcar
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 291-295;

  2. Deshpande, Amol

    1. Chronic noncancer painCharacteristics of patients prescribed opioids by community physicians and referred to a tertiary pain clinic
      Angela Mailis-Gagnon, S. Fatima Lakha, Ting Ou, Ada Louffat, Balaji Yegneswaran, Margarita Umana, Tea Cohodarevic, Keith Nicholson and Amol Deshpande
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e97-e105;

  3. Dhalla, Irfan A.

    1. Clustering of opioid prescribing and opioid-related mortality among family physicians in Ontario
      Irfan A. Dhalla, Muhammad M. Mamdani, Tara Gomes and David N. Juurlink
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e92-e96;

  4. Dharamsi, Shafik

    1. Ethnography: traditional and criticalist conceptions of a qualitative research method
      Shafik Dharamsi and Grant Charles
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 378-379;

  5. Dubord, Greg

    1. Part 4. Maturity coaching
      Greg Dubord
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 323;

E

  1. Einarson, Adrienne

    1. Are probiotics safe for use during pregnancy and lactation?
      Jackie Elias, Pina Bozzo and Adrienne Einarson
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 299-301;

  2. Elias, Jackie

    1. Are probiotics safe for use during pregnancy and lactation?
      Jackie Elias, Pina Bozzo and Adrienne Einarson
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 299-301;

F

  1. Fulton, Jessica

    1. Staying human during residency training. 4th editionHow to survive and thrive after medical school
      Jessica Fulton
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 334;
    2. Opioids, pain, and personalityThe story of a substitute physician
      Jessica Fulton
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 271;
    3. Opioïdes, douleur et personnalitéRécit d’un médecin remplaçant
      Jessica Fulton
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 272;

  2. Furlan, Julio C.

    1. Referring patients with chronic noncancer pain to pain clinicsSurvey of Ontario family physicians
      S. Fatima Lakha, Balaji Yegneswaran, Julio C. Furlan, Veronica Legnini, Keith Nicholson and Angela Mailis-Gagnon
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e106-e112;

G

  1. Goldman, Ran D.

    1. Use of propranolol in treating hemangiomas
      Yasaman R. Shayan, Julie S. Prendiville and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 302-303;

  2. Gomes, Tara

    1. Clustering of opioid prescribing and opioid-related mortality among family physicians in Ontario
      Irfan A. Dhalla, Muhammad M. Mamdani, Tara Gomes and David N. Juurlink
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e92-e96;

  3. Gutkin, Cal

    1. Aider les patients atteints de SP à s’aider eux-mêmes
      Cal Gutkin
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 383;
    2. Helping MS patients help themselves
      Cal Gutkin
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 384;

H

  1. Hickey, Mary L.

    1. Debating assessment of driving fitness
      Mary L. Hickey
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 278;
    2. Response
      Mary L. Hickey
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 279-280;

  2. Hooker, Roderick S.

    1. Physician assistants in CanadaUpdate on health policy initiatives
      Ian W. Jones and Roderick S. Hooker
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e83-e88;

I

  1. Ivers, Noah

    1. Papanicolaou testsDoes lubricant reduce the quality or adequacy?
      G. Michael Allan, Christina Korownyk and Noah Ivers
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 309;

J

  1. Johnson, Davin

    1. Question: Can you identify this condition?
      Davin Johnson, Kelly Schweitzer, Martin ten Hove and Sanjay Sharma
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 319;
    2. Answer: Can you identify this condition?
      Davin Johnson, Kelly Schweitzer, Martin ten Hove and Sanjay Sharma
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 321-322;

  2. Jones, Ian W.

    1. Physician assistants in CanadaUpdate on health policy initiatives
      Ian W. Jones and Roderick S. Hooker
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e83-e88;

  3. Jung, Hans W.

    1. The birth of physician assistants in Canada
      Hans W. Jung
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 275-276;
    2. La naissance des adjoints au médecin au Canada
      Hans W. Jung
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e81-e82;

  4. Juurlink, David N.

    1. Clustering of opioid prescribing and opioid-related mortality among family physicians in Ontario
      Irfan A. Dhalla, Muhammad M. Mamdani, Tara Gomes and David N. Juurlink
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e92-e96;

K

  1. Kahan, Meldon

    1. BuprenorphineNew treatment of opioid addiction in primary care
      Meldon Kahan, Anita Srivastava, Alice Ordean and Sharon Cirone
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 281-289;
    2. Survey of Ontario primary care physicians’ experiences with opioid prescribing
      Elizabeth Francis Wenghofer, Lynn Wilson, Meldon Kahan, Carolynn Sheehan, Anita Srivastava, Ava Rubin and Joanne Brathwaite
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 324-332;

  2. Kermode-Scott, Barbara

    1. A life well livedBruce Halliday MD, CCFP(LM), FCFP (1926–2011)
      Barbara Kermode-Scott
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 380;

  3. Khajotia, Rumi

    1. An apparently healthy young man with a peculiar-looking chest radiograph
      Rumi Khajotia and Khawla Manthari
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 311-313;

  4. Korownyk, Christina

    1. Papanicolaou testsDoes lubricant reduce the quality or adequacy?
      G. Michael Allan, Christina Korownyk and Noah Ivers
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 309;

L

  1. Lakha, S. Fatima

    1. Referring patients with chronic noncancer pain to pain clinicsSurvey of Ontario family physicians
      S. Fatima Lakha, Balaji Yegneswaran, Julio C. Furlan, Veronica Legnini, Keith Nicholson and Angela Mailis-Gagnon
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e106-e112;
    2. Chronic noncancer painCharacteristics of patients prescribed opioids by community physicians and referred to a tertiary pain clinic
      Angela Mailis-Gagnon, S. Fatima Lakha, Ting Ou, Ada Louffat, Balaji Yegneswaran, Margarita Umana, Tea Cohodarevic, Keith Nicholson and Amol Deshpande
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e97-e105;

  2. Laycock, Keith M.

    1. Response
      Keith M. Laycock
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 278-279;

  3. Lee, Joseph

    1. Choosing family medicine residency programsWhat factors influence residents’ decisions?
      Joseph Lee, Marg Alfieri, Tejal Patel and Linda Lee
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e113-e121;

  4. Lee, Linda

    1. Choosing family medicine residency programsWhat factors influence residents’ decisions?
      Joseph Lee, Marg Alfieri, Tejal Patel and Linda Lee
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e113-e121;

  5. Legnini, Veronica

    1. Referring patients with chronic noncancer pain to pain clinicsSurvey of Ontario family physicians
      S. Fatima Lakha, Balaji Yegneswaran, Julio C. Furlan, Veronica Legnini, Keith Nicholson and Angela Mailis-Gagnon
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e106-e112;

  6. Louffat, Ada

    1. Chronic noncancer painCharacteristics of patients prescribed opioids by community physicians and referred to a tertiary pain clinic
      Angela Mailis-Gagnon, S. Fatima Lakha, Ting Ou, Ada Louffat, Balaji Yegneswaran, Margarita Umana, Tea Cohodarevic, Keith Nicholson and Amol Deshpande
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e97-e105;

  7. Lussier, Marie-Thérèse

    1. What do children know about medications?A review of the literature to guide clinical practice
      Christine De Maria, Marie-Thérèse Lussier and Jana Bajcar
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 291-295;
    2. L’Ennemi en moiHistoire vraie d’une victime du trouble de la personnalité limite
      Marie-Thérèse Lussier
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 334-335;

M

  1. Mailis-Gagnon, Angela

    1. Referring patients with chronic noncancer pain to pain clinicsSurvey of Ontario family physicians
      S. Fatima Lakha, Balaji Yegneswaran, Julio C. Furlan, Veronica Legnini, Keith Nicholson and Angela Mailis-Gagnon
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e106-e112;
    2. Chronic noncancer painCharacteristics of patients prescribed opioids by community physicians and referred to a tertiary pain clinic
      Angela Mailis-Gagnon, S. Fatima Lakha, Ting Ou, Ada Louffat, Balaji Yegneswaran, Margarita Umana, Tea Cohodarevic, Keith Nicholson and Amol Deshpande
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e97-e105;

  2. Mamdani, Muhammad M.

    1. Clustering of opioid prescribing and opioid-related mortality among family physicians in Ontario
      Irfan A. Dhalla, Muhammad M. Mamdani, Tara Gomes and David N. Juurlink
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e92-e96;

  3. Manthari, Khawla

    1. An apparently healthy young man with a peculiar-looking chest radiograph
      Rumi Khajotia and Khawla Manthari
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 311-313;

N

  1. Neilson, Shane

    1. Megan Stephenson MD CCFP (EM) FCFP
      Shane Neilson
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 376-377;
    2. Megan Stephenson MD CCFP
      Shane Neilson
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) ihc;

  2. Nicholson, Keith

    1. Referring patients with chronic noncancer pain to pain clinicsSurvey of Ontario family physicians
      S. Fatima Lakha, Balaji Yegneswaran, Julio C. Furlan, Veronica Legnini, Keith Nicholson and Angela Mailis-Gagnon
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e106-e112;
    2. Chronic noncancer painCharacteristics of patients prescribed opioids by community physicians and referred to a tertiary pain clinic
      Angela Mailis-Gagnon, S. Fatima Lakha, Ting Ou, Ada Louffat, Balaji Yegneswaran, Margarita Umana, Tea Cohodarevic, Keith Nicholson and Amol Deshpande
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e97-e105;

O

  1. O’Brien, Christopher P.

    1. Withdrawing medicationManaging medical comorbidities near the end of life
      Christopher P. O’Brien
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 304-307;
    2. Cessation de la médicationPrise en charge de la comorbidité médicale vers la fin de vie
      Christopher P. O’Brien
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e89-e92;

  2. Ordean, Alice

    1. BuprenorphineNew treatment of opioid addiction in primary care
      Meldon Kahan, Anita Srivastava, Alice Ordean and Sharon Cirone
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 281-289;

  3. Ou, Ting

    1. Chronic noncancer painCharacteristics of patients prescribed opioids by community physicians and referred to a tertiary pain clinic
      Angela Mailis-Gagnon, S. Fatima Lakha, Ting Ou, Ada Louffat, Balaji Yegneswaran, Margarita Umana, Tea Cohodarevic, Keith Nicholson and Amol Deshpande
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e97-e105;

P

  1. Patel, Tejal

    1. Choosing family medicine residency programsWhat factors influence residents’ decisions?
      Joseph Lee, Marg Alfieri, Tejal Patel and Linda Lee
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e113-e121;

  2. Prendiville, Julie S.

    1. Use of propranolol in treating hemangiomas
      Yasaman R. Shayan, Julie S. Prendiville and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 302-303;

R

  1. Rubin, Ava

    1. Survey of Ontario primary care physicians’ experiences with opioid prescribing
      Elizabeth Francis Wenghofer, Lynn Wilson, Meldon Kahan, Carolynn Sheehan, Anita Srivastava, Ava Rubin and Joanne Brathwaite
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 324-332;

S

  1. Schweitzer, Kelly

    1. Question: Can you identify this condition?
      Davin Johnson, Kelly Schweitzer, Martin ten Hove and Sanjay Sharma
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 319;
    2. Answer: Can you identify this condition?
      Davin Johnson, Kelly Schweitzer, Martin ten Hove and Sanjay Sharma
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 321-322;

  2. Sharma, Sanjay

    1. Question: Can you identify this condition?
      Davin Johnson, Kelly Schweitzer, Martin ten Hove and Sanjay Sharma
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 319;
    2. Answer: Can you identify this condition?
      Davin Johnson, Kelly Schweitzer, Martin ten Hove and Sanjay Sharma
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 321-322;

  3. Shayan, Yasaman R.

    1. Use of propranolol in treating hemangiomas
      Yasaman R. Shayan, Julie S. Prendiville and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 302-303;

  4. Sheehan, Carolynn

    1. Survey of Ontario primary care physicians’ experiences with opioid prescribing
      Elizabeth Francis Wenghofer, Lynn Wilson, Meldon Kahan, Carolynn Sheehan, Anita Srivastava, Ava Rubin and Joanne Brathwaite
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 324-332;

  5. Srivastava, Anita

    1. BuprenorphineNew treatment of opioid addiction in primary care
      Meldon Kahan, Anita Srivastava, Alice Ordean and Sharon Cirone
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 281-289;
    2. Survey of Ontario primary care physicians’ experiences with opioid prescribing
      Elizabeth Francis Wenghofer, Lynn Wilson, Meldon Kahan, Carolynn Sheehan, Anita Srivastava, Ava Rubin and Joanne Brathwaite
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 324-332;

T

  1. ten Hove, Martin

    1. Question: Can you identify this condition?
      Davin Johnson, Kelly Schweitzer, Martin ten Hove and Sanjay Sharma
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 319;
    2. Answer: Can you identify this condition?
      Davin Johnson, Kelly Schweitzer, Martin ten Hove and Sanjay Sharma
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 321-322;

U

  1. Umana, Margarita

    1. Chronic noncancer painCharacteristics of patients prescribed opioids by community physicians and referred to a tertiary pain clinic
      Angela Mailis-Gagnon, S. Fatima Lakha, Ting Ou, Ada Louffat, Balaji Yegneswaran, Margarita Umana, Tea Cohodarevic, Keith Nicholson and Amol Deshpande
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e97-e105;

W

  1. Weinstein, Joel D.

    1. Avoiding collisions
      Joel D. Weinstein
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 278;

  2. Wenghofer, Elizabeth Francis

    1. Survey of Ontario primary care physicians’ experiences with opioid prescribing
      Elizabeth Francis Wenghofer, Lynn Wilson, Meldon Kahan, Carolynn Sheehan, Anita Srivastava, Ava Rubin and Joanne Brathwaite
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 324-332;

  3. Wilson, Lynn

    1. Survey of Ontario primary care physicians’ experiences with opioid prescribing
      Elizabeth Francis Wenghofer, Lynn Wilson, Meldon Kahan, Carolynn Sheehan, Anita Srivastava, Ava Rubin and Joanne Brathwaite
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 324-332;

  4. Worrall, Graham

    1. Acute cough in children
      Graham Worrall
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 315-318;

Y

  1. Yarn, James C.

    1. Disappointments in medicineLack of effective treatment for neurological disorders like ALS
      James C. Yarn
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) 333;

  2. Yegneswaran, Balaji

    1. Referring patients with chronic noncancer pain to pain clinicsSurvey of Ontario family physicians
      S. Fatima Lakha, Balaji Yegneswaran, Julio C. Furlan, Veronica Legnini, Keith Nicholson and Angela Mailis-Gagnon
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e106-e112;
    2. Chronic noncancer painCharacteristics of patients prescribed opioids by community physicians and referred to a tertiary pain clinic
      Angela Mailis-Gagnon, S. Fatima Lakha, Ting Ou, Ada Louffat, Balaji Yegneswaran, Margarita Umana, Tea Cohodarevic, Keith Nicholson and Amol Deshpande
      Canadian Family Physician March 2011, 57 (3) e97-e105;
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