Index by author

January 01, 2015; Volume 61,Issue 1

A

  1. Allan, G. Michael

    1. Collaborateurs aux lignes directrices en soins primairesQuelles sont leurs professions et combien sont en conflit d’intérêts?
      G. Michael Allan, Roni Kraut, Aven Crawshay, Christina Korownyk, Ben Vandermeer and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e50-e57;
    2. Contributors to primary care guidelinesWhat are their professions and how many of them have conflicts of interest?
      G. Michael Allan, Roni Kraut, Aven Crawshay, Christina Korownyk, Ben Vandermeer and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 52-58;

  2. Aulakh, Amandev

    1. Lessons in teaching
      Amandev Aulakh
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 67-68;
    2. Une leçon à enseigner
      Amandev Aulakh
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e62-e63;

B

  1. Bansal, Praveen

    1. Guideline for referral of patients with suspected prostate cancer by family physicians and other primary care providers
      Sheila-Mae Young, Praveen Bansal, Emily T. Vella, Antonio Finelli, Cheryl Levitt and Andrew Loblaw
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 33-39;
    2. Systematic review of clinical features of suspected prostate cancer in primary care
      Sheila-Mae Young, Praveen Bansal, Emily T. Vella, Antonio Finelli, Cheryl Levitt and Andrew Loblaw
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e26-e35;

  2. Bell, Alan David

    1. Response
      James Douketis, John Eikelboom, Aaron Liew and Alan David Bell
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 24-25;

  3. Birtwhistle, Richard

    1. Using EMRs to fuel quality improvement
      Michelle Greiver, Neil Drummond, Richard Birtwhistle, John Queenan, Anita Lambert-Lanning and Dave Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 92;
    2. Les DME pour alimenter l’amélioration de la qualité
      Michelle Greiver, Neil Drummond, Richard Birtwhistle, John Queenan, Anita Lambert-Lanning and Dave Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e68-e69;

C

  1. Casgrain, Isabelle

    1. Adoption of an advanced access model by residentsPilot project at the Gaspé family practice unit
      Antoine Groulx, Isabelle Casgrain, Audrey P. Mélançon and Lysa Huneault
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e66-e67;
    2. Adoption d’un modèle d’accès adapté par les résidentsProjet pilote de l’unité de médecine familiale de Gaspé
      Antoine Groulx, Isabelle Casgrain, Audrey P. Mélançon and Lysa Huneault
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 89-91;

  2. Casson, R. Ian

    1. Are 2 heads better than 1?Perspectives on job sharing in academic family medicine
      Jordana Sacks, Sharonie Valin, R. Ian Casson and C. Ruth Wilson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 11-13;
    2. Deux têtes valent-elles mieux qu’une?Points de vue sur le travail partagé en médecine familiale universitaire
      Jordana Sacks, Sharonie Valin, R. Ian Casson and C. Ruth Wilson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e1-e3;

  3. Chan, Nelson

    1. Approach to caring for developmentally disabled adults in the communityMedical, ethical, and legal considerations
      W.E. Osmun, Nelson Chan and Robert Solomon
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 27-31;
    2. Approche aux soins en milieu communautaire à des adultes ayant une déficience développementaleConsidérations d’ordre médical, éthique et juridique
      W.E. Osmun, Nelson Chan and Robert Solomon
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e4-e8;

  4. Chang, Ruoh-Yeng

    1. Rien que la vie
      Ruoh-Yeng Chang
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e60-e61;
    2. Only life
      Ruoh-Yeng Chang
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 66-67;

  5. Crawshay, Aven

    1. Collaborateurs aux lignes directrices en soins primairesQuelles sont leurs professions et combien sont en conflit d’intérêts?
      G. Michael Allan, Roni Kraut, Aven Crawshay, Christina Korownyk, Ben Vandermeer and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e50-e57;
    2. Contributors to primary care guidelinesWhat are their professions and how many of them have conflicts of interest?
      G. Michael Allan, Roni Kraut, Aven Crawshay, Christina Korownyk, Ben Vandermeer and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 52-58;

D

  1. Douketis, James

    1. Response
      James Douketis, John Eikelboom, Aaron Liew and Alan David Bell
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 24-25;

  2. Drummond, Neil

    1. Using EMRs to fuel quality improvement
      Michelle Greiver, Neil Drummond, Richard Birtwhistle, John Queenan, Anita Lambert-Lanning and Dave Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 92;
    2. Les DME pour alimenter l’amélioration de la qualité
      Michelle Greiver, Neil Drummond, Richard Birtwhistle, John Queenan, Anita Lambert-Lanning and Dave Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e68-e69;

E

  1. Eikelboom, John

    1. Response
      James Douketis, John Eikelboom, Aaron Liew and Alan David Bell
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 24-25;

F

  1. Finelli, Antonio

    1. Guideline for referral of patients with suspected prostate cancer by family physicians and other primary care providers
      Sheila-Mae Young, Praveen Bansal, Emily T. Vella, Antonio Finelli, Cheryl Levitt and Andrew Loblaw
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 33-39;
    2. Systematic review of clinical features of suspected prostate cancer in primary care
      Sheila-Mae Young, Praveen Bansal, Emily T. Vella, Antonio Finelli, Cheryl Levitt and Andrew Loblaw
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e26-e35;

  2. Freeman, Thomas R.

    1. Applause for case reports
      Thomas R. Freeman
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 21;

G

  1. Glenn, William M.

    1. Dr Jaco Kruger MD CCFP
      William M. Glenn
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 71-73;
    2. Dr Jaco Kruger MD CCFP
      William M. Glenn
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 71-73;

  2. Goldman, Ran D.

    1. Human papillomavirus vaccination for boys
      Stephany Quinn and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 43-46;

  3. Greiver, Michelle

    1. Using EMRs to fuel quality improvement
      Michelle Greiver, Neil Drummond, Richard Birtwhistle, John Queenan, Anita Lambert-Lanning and Dave Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 92;
    2. Les DME pour alimenter l’amélioration de la qualité
      Michelle Greiver, Neil Drummond, Richard Birtwhistle, John Queenan, Anita Lambert-Lanning and Dave Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e68-e69;

  4. Groulx, Antoine

    1. Adoption of an advanced access model by residentsPilot project at the Gaspé family practice unit
      Antoine Groulx, Isabelle Casgrain, Audrey P. Mélançon and Lysa Huneault
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e66-e67;
    2. Adoption d’un modèle d’accès adapté par les résidentsProjet pilote de l’unité de médecine familiale de Gaspé
      Antoine Groulx, Isabelle Casgrain, Audrey P. Mélançon and Lysa Huneault
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 89-91;

  5. Guitard, Paulette

    1. Physicians’ perspectives on cancer survivors’ work integration issues
      Tricia Morrison, Roanne Thomas and Paulette Guitard
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e36-e42;

H

  1. Huneault, Lysa

    1. Adoption of an advanced access model by residentsPilot project at the Gaspé family practice unit
      Antoine Groulx, Isabelle Casgrain, Audrey P. Mélançon and Lysa Huneault
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e66-e67;
    2. Adoption d’un modèle d’accès adapté par les résidentsProjet pilote de l’unité de médecine familiale de Gaspé
      Antoine Groulx, Isabelle Casgrain, Audrey P. Mélançon and Lysa Huneault
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 89-91;

J

  1. Jackson, Dave

    1. Using EMRs to fuel quality improvement
      Michelle Greiver, Neil Drummond, Richard Birtwhistle, John Queenan, Anita Lambert-Lanning and Dave Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 92;
    2. Les DME pour alimenter l’amélioration de la qualité
      Michelle Greiver, Neil Drummond, Richard Birtwhistle, John Queenan, Anita Lambert-Lanning and Dave Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e68-e69;

  2. Johnson, Davin

    1. Identifying predictive morphologic features of malignancy in eyelid lesionsThe LUI triage key
      Christina Leung, Davin Johnson, Renee Pang and Vladimir Kratky
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e43-e49;

K

  1. Kolber, Michael R.

    1. HPV vaccine for cancer and wart prevention
      Michael R. Kolber and Adrienne J. Lindblad
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 50;
    2. We stand by our conclusion
      Michael R. Kolber, Adrienne J. Lindblad and Ian C. Taylor
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 25;
    3. Collaborateurs aux lignes directrices en soins primairesQuelles sont leurs professions et combien sont en conflit d’intérêts?
      G. Michael Allan, Roni Kraut, Aven Crawshay, Christina Korownyk, Ben Vandermeer and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e50-e57;
    4. Contributors to primary care guidelinesWhat are their professions and how many of them have conflicts of interest?
      G. Michael Allan, Roni Kraut, Aven Crawshay, Christina Korownyk, Ben Vandermeer and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 52-58;

  2. Koren, Gideon

    1. Polyunsaturated fatty acids and fetal brain developmentPromesses brisées
      Gideon Koren
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 41-42;

  3. Korownyk, Christina

    1. Collaborateurs aux lignes directrices en soins primairesQuelles sont leurs professions et combien sont en conflit d’intérêts?
      G. Michael Allan, Roni Kraut, Aven Crawshay, Christina Korownyk, Ben Vandermeer and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e50-e57;
    2. Contributors to primary care guidelinesWhat are their professions and how many of them have conflicts of interest?
      G. Michael Allan, Roni Kraut, Aven Crawshay, Christina Korownyk, Ben Vandermeer and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 52-58;

  4. Kratky, Vladimir

    1. Identifying predictive morphologic features of malignancy in eyelid lesionsThe LUI triage key
      Christina Leung, Davin Johnson, Renee Pang and Vladimir Kratky
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e43-e49;

  5. Kraut, Roni

    1. Collaborateurs aux lignes directrices en soins primairesQuelles sont leurs professions et combien sont en conflit d’intérêts?
      G. Michael Allan, Roni Kraut, Aven Crawshay, Christina Korownyk, Ben Vandermeer and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e50-e57;
    2. Contributors to primary care guidelinesWhat are their professions and how many of them have conflicts of interest?
      G. Michael Allan, Roni Kraut, Aven Crawshay, Christina Korownyk, Ben Vandermeer and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 52-58;

L

  1. Ladouceur, Roger

    1. Sunsets
      Roger Ladouceur
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e58-e59;
    2. Couchers de vie
      Roger Ladouceur
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 63-65;

  2. Lambert-Lanning, Anita

    1. Using EMRs to fuel quality improvement
      Michelle Greiver, Neil Drummond, Richard Birtwhistle, John Queenan, Anita Lambert-Lanning and Dave Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 92;
    2. Les DME pour alimenter l’amélioration de la qualité
      Michelle Greiver, Neil Drummond, Richard Birtwhistle, John Queenan, Anita Lambert-Lanning and Dave Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e68-e69;

  3. Lemire, Francine

    1. Farewell to Inese Grava-Gubins
      Francine Lemire
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 96;
    2. Merci Inese Grava-Gubins
      Francine Lemire
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 95;

  4. Leung, Christina

    1. Identifying predictive morphologic features of malignancy in eyelid lesionsThe LUI triage key
      Christina Leung, Davin Johnson, Renee Pang and Vladimir Kratky
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e43-e49;

  5. Levine, Zachary

    1. Inhalation injury
      Bryan Wise and Zachary Levine
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 47-49;

  6. Levitt, Cheryl

    1. Guideline for referral of patients with suspected prostate cancer by family physicians and other primary care providers
      Sheila-Mae Young, Praveen Bansal, Emily T. Vella, Antonio Finelli, Cheryl Levitt and Andrew Loblaw
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 33-39;
    2. Systematic review of clinical features of suspected prostate cancer in primary care
      Sheila-Mae Young, Praveen Bansal, Emily T. Vella, Antonio Finelli, Cheryl Levitt and Andrew Loblaw
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e26-e35;

  7. Liew, Aaron

    1. Response
      James Douketis, John Eikelboom, Aaron Liew and Alan David Bell
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 24-25;

  8. Lindblad, Adrienne J.

    1. HPV vaccine for cancer and wart prevention
      Michael R. Kolber and Adrienne J. Lindblad
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 50;
    2. We stand by our conclusion
      Michael R. Kolber, Adrienne J. Lindblad and Ian C. Taylor
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 25;

  9. Loblaw, Andrew

    1. Guideline for referral of patients with suspected prostate cancer by family physicians and other primary care providers
      Sheila-Mae Young, Praveen Bansal, Emily T. Vella, Antonio Finelli, Cheryl Levitt and Andrew Loblaw
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 33-39;
    2. Systematic review of clinical features of suspected prostate cancer in primary care
      Sheila-Mae Young, Praveen Bansal, Emily T. Vella, Antonio Finelli, Cheryl Levitt and Andrew Loblaw
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e26-e35;

M

  1. Mazowita, Garey

    1. S’asseoir et réfléchir
      Garey Mazowita
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 94;
    2. Sitting and thinking
      Garey Mazowita
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 93;

  2. Mélançon, Audrey P.

    1. Adoption of an advanced access model by residentsPilot project at the Gaspé family practice unit
      Antoine Groulx, Isabelle Casgrain, Audrey P. Mélançon and Lysa Huneault
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e66-e67;
    2. Adoption d’un modèle d’accès adapté par les résidentsProjet pilote de l’unité de médecine familiale de Gaspé
      Antoine Groulx, Isabelle Casgrain, Audrey P. Mélançon and Lysa Huneault
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 89-91;

  3. Moore, Simon

    1. Êtes-vous prêt pour un code bleu en cabinet?Une vidéo en ligne pour se préparer à répondre aux urgences en cabinet
      Simon Moore
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e17-e25;
    2. Are you ready for an office code blue?Online video to prepare for office emergencies
      Simon Moore
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e9-e16;

  4. Morrison, Tricia

    1. Physicians’ perspectives on cancer survivors’ work integration issues
      Tricia Morrison, Roanne Thomas and Paulette Guitard
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e36-e42;

O

  1. Osmun, W.E.

    1. Approach to caring for developmentally disabled adults in the communityMedical, ethical, and legal considerations
      W.E. Osmun, Nelson Chan and Robert Solomon
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 27-31;
    2. Approche aux soins en milieu communautaire à des adultes ayant une déficience développementaleConsidérations d’ordre médical, éthique et juridique
      W.E. Osmun, Nelson Chan and Robert Solomon
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e4-e8;

P

  1. Pang, Renee

    1. Identifying predictive morphologic features of malignancy in eyelid lesionsThe LUI triage key
      Christina Leung, Davin Johnson, Renee Pang and Vladimir Kratky
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e43-e49;

  2. Pelletier, Jacques

    1. Mission
      Jacques Pelletier
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 69-70;
    2. Mission
      Jacques Pelletier
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e64-e65;

  3. Pimlott, Nicholas

    1. Death and all its friends
      Nicholas Pimlott
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 8;
    2. La mort et tous ses amis
      Nicholas Pimlott
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 9;

Q

  1. Queenan, John

    1. Using EMRs to fuel quality improvement
      Michelle Greiver, Neil Drummond, Richard Birtwhistle, John Queenan, Anita Lambert-Lanning and Dave Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 92;
    2. Les DME pour alimenter l’amélioration de la qualité
      Michelle Greiver, Neil Drummond, Richard Birtwhistle, John Queenan, Anita Lambert-Lanning and Dave Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e68-e69;

  2. Quinn, Stephany

    1. Human papillomavirus vaccination for boys
      Stephany Quinn and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 43-46;

R

  1. Redding, Nour

    1. Retraining family physicians to deliver our babies
      Nour Redding
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 15-16;
    2. Réorienter les médecins de famille vers les accouchements
      Nour Redding
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 19-20;

S

  1. Sacks, Jordana

    1. Are 2 heads better than 1?Perspectives on job sharing in academic family medicine
      Jordana Sacks, Sharonie Valin, R. Ian Casson and C. Ruth Wilson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 11-13;
    2. Deux têtes valent-elles mieux qu’une?Points de vue sur le travail partagé en médecine familiale universitaire
      Jordana Sacks, Sharonie Valin, R. Ian Casson and C. Ruth Wilson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e1-e3;

  2. Solomon, Robert

    1. Approach to caring for developmentally disabled adults in the communityMedical, ethical, and legal considerations
      W.E. Osmun, Nelson Chan and Robert Solomon
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 27-31;
    2. Approche aux soins en milieu communautaire à des adultes ayant une déficience développementaleConsidérations d’ordre médical, éthique et juridique
      W.E. Osmun, Nelson Chan and Robert Solomon
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e4-e8;

T

  1. Taylor, Ian C.

    1. We stand by our conclusion
      Michael R. Kolber, Adrienne J. Lindblad and Ian C. Taylor
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 25;

  2. Thomas, Roanne

    1. Physicians’ perspectives on cancer survivors’ work integration issues
      Tricia Morrison, Roanne Thomas and Paulette Guitard
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e36-e42;

  3. Trusler, Murray

    1. Well-managed warfarin is superior to NOACs
      Murray Trusler
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 23-24;

V

  1. Valin, Sharonie

    1. Are 2 heads better than 1?Perspectives on job sharing in academic family medicine
      Jordana Sacks, Sharonie Valin, R. Ian Casson and C. Ruth Wilson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 11-13;
    2. Deux têtes valent-elles mieux qu’une?Points de vue sur le travail partagé en médecine familiale universitaire
      Jordana Sacks, Sharonie Valin, R. Ian Casson and C. Ruth Wilson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e1-e3;

  2. Vandermeer, Ben

    1. Collaborateurs aux lignes directrices en soins primairesQuelles sont leurs professions et combien sont en conflit d’intérêts?
      G. Michael Allan, Roni Kraut, Aven Crawshay, Christina Korownyk, Ben Vandermeer and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e50-e57;
    2. Contributors to primary care guidelinesWhat are their professions and how many of them have conflicts of interest?
      G. Michael Allan, Roni Kraut, Aven Crawshay, Christina Korownyk, Ben Vandermeer and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 52-58;

  3. Vella, Emily T.

    1. Guideline for referral of patients with suspected prostate cancer by family physicians and other primary care providers
      Sheila-Mae Young, Praveen Bansal, Emily T. Vella, Antonio Finelli, Cheryl Levitt and Andrew Loblaw
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 33-39;
    2. Systematic review of clinical features of suspected prostate cancer in primary care
      Sheila-Mae Young, Praveen Bansal, Emily T. Vella, Antonio Finelli, Cheryl Levitt and Andrew Loblaw
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e26-e35;

W

  1. Wilson, C. Ruth

    1. Are 2 heads better than 1?Perspectives on job sharing in academic family medicine
      Jordana Sacks, Sharonie Valin, R. Ian Casson and C. Ruth Wilson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 11-13;
    2. Deux têtes valent-elles mieux qu’une?Points de vue sur le travail partagé en médecine familiale universitaire
      Jordana Sacks, Sharonie Valin, R. Ian Casson and C. Ruth Wilson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e1-e3;

  2. Wise, Bryan

    1. Inhalation injury
      Bryan Wise and Zachary Levine
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 47-49;

Y

  1. Young, Sheila-Mae

    1. Guideline for referral of patients with suspected prostate cancer by family physicians and other primary care providers
      Sheila-Mae Young, Praveen Bansal, Emily T. Vella, Antonio Finelli, Cheryl Levitt and Andrew Loblaw
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) 33-39;
    2. Systematic review of clinical features of suspected prostate cancer in primary care
      Sheila-Mae Young, Praveen Bansal, Emily T. Vella, Antonio Finelli, Cheryl Levitt and Andrew Loblaw
      Canadian Family Physician January 2015, 61 (1) e26-e35;
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