Table of Contents

April 01, 2015; Volume 61,Issue 4

A

  1. Agarwal, Gina

    1. Directives préalablesSondage auprès de patients en soins primaires
      Rory O’Sullivan, Kevin Mailo, Ricardo Angeles and Gina Agarwal
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e219-e222;
    2. Advance directivesSurvey of primary care patients
      Rory O’Sullivan, Kevin Mailo, Ricardo Angeles and Gina Agarwal
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 353-356;

  2. Angeles, Ricardo

    1. Directives préalablesSondage auprès de patients en soins primaires
      Rory O’Sullivan, Kevin Mailo, Ricardo Angeles and Gina Agarwal
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e219-e222;
    2. Advance directivesSurvey of primary care patients
      Rory O’Sullivan, Kevin Mailo, Ricardo Angeles and Gina Agarwal
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 353-356;

  3. Arcand, Marcel

    1. End-of-life issues in advanced dementiaPart 1: goals of care, decision-making process, and family education
      Marcel Arcand
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 330-334;
    2. Enjeux de fin de vie dans les cas de démence avancée2e partie : prise en charge de l’apport nutritionnel insuffisant, de la déshydratation et de la pneumonie
      Marcel Arcand
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e183-e188;
    3. End-of-life issues in advanced dementiaPart 2: management of poor nutritional intake, dehydration, and pneumonia
      Marcel Arcand
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 337-341;
    4. Enjeux de fin de vie dans les cas de démence avancée1re partie : objectifs des soins, processus de prise de décision et éducation des proches
      Marcel Arcand
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e178-e182;

  4. Archibald, Douglas

    1. Giving curriculum planners an edgeUsing entrance surveys to design family medicine education
      Ivy F. Oandasan, Douglas Archibald, Louise Authier, Kathrine Lawrence, Laura April McEwen, Maria Palacios, Marie Parkkari, Heidi Plant, Steve Slade and Shelley Ross
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e204-e210;

  5. Arsenault, Claude

    1. Health care professionals’ comprehension of the legal status of end-of-life practices in QuebecStudy of clinical scenarios
      Isabelle Marcoux, Antoine Boivin, Claude Arsenault, Mélanie Toupin and Joseph Youssef
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e196-e203;

  6. Authier, Louise

    1. Giving curriculum planners an edgeUsing entrance surveys to design family medicine education
      Ivy F. Oandasan, Douglas Archibald, Louise Authier, Kathrine Lawrence, Laura April McEwen, Maria Palacios, Marie Parkkari, Heidi Plant, Steve Slade and Shelley Ross
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e204-e210;

B

  1. Birtwhistle, Richard

    1. Linking health databases for research
      Richard Birtwhistle, Marshall Godwin, Jannet Ann Leggett and Ken Martin
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 382;
    2. Jumelage des bases de données pour la recherche
      Richard Birtwhistle, Marshall Godwin, Jannet Ann Leggett and Ken Martin
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e223-e224;

  2. Boivin, Antoine

    1. Health care professionals’ comprehension of the legal status of end-of-life practices in QuebecStudy of clinical scenarios
      Isabelle Marcoux, Antoine Boivin, Claude Arsenault, Mélanie Toupin and Joseph Youssef
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e196-e203;

C

  1. Collins, Celeste

    1. Job-sharing story
      Robert W. Henderson and Celeste Collins
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 327-328;

D

  1. Dechêne, Geneviève

    1. Dying at homeExperience of the Verdun local community service centre
      Brigitte Gagnon Kiyanda, Geneviève Dechêne and Robert Marchand
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e215-e218;
    2. Mourir chez soiL’expérience du centre local de services communautaires de Verdun
      Brigitte Gagnon Kiyanda, Geneviève Dechêne and Robert Marchand
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e211-e214;

  2. Downar, James

    1. Rebuttal: Is physician-assisted death in anyone’s best interest?Yes
      James Downar
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e174;
    2. L’aide médicale à mourir est-elle dans le meilleur intérêt de qui que ce soit?Oui
      James Downar
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e176;
    3. Is physician-assisted death in anyone’s best interest?Yes
      James Downar
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 314-316;
    4. L’aide médicale à mourir est-elle dans le meilleur intérêt de qui que ce soit?Oui
      James Downar
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 320-322;

G

  1. Garrison, Scott

    1. Antiviral medications for influenza
      Christina Korownyk, Scott Garrison and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 351;

  2. Glenn, William M.

    1. Zaharo Katsios MD CCFP
      William M. Glenn
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 359-361;
    2. Zaharo Katsios MD CCFP
      William M. Glenn
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 359-361;

  3. Godwin, Marshall

    1. Linking health databases for research
      Richard Birtwhistle, Marshall Godwin, Jannet Ann Leggett and Ken Martin
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 382;
    2. Jumelage des bases de données pour la recherche
      Richard Birtwhistle, Marshall Godwin, Jannet Ann Leggett and Ken Martin
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e223-e224;

H

  1. Harrison, Emily Rae

    1. Patients souffrant de comorbidités multiplesStratégie pédagogique simple
      W.E. Osmun, George P. Kim and Emily Rae Harrison
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 380-381;
    2. Patients with multiple comorbiditiesSimple teaching strategy
      W.E. Osmun, George P. Kim and Emily Rae Harrison
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 378-379;

  2. Henderson, Robert W.

    1. Job-sharing story
      Robert W. Henderson and Celeste Collins
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 327-328;

J

  1. Jakubovicz, Difat

    1. Home visits in family medicine residencyEvaluation of 8 years of a training program
      Difat Jakubovicz and Anita Srivastava
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e189-e195;

  2. Janssen, Jesse

    1. How much did you take?Reviewing acetaminophen toxicity
      Jesse Janssen and Sanjeet Singh-Saluja
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 347-349;

K

  1. Kaplan, Yusuf Cem

    1. Use of ciprofloxacin during breastfeeding
      Yusuf Cem Kaplan and Gideon Koren
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 343-344;

  2. Kidd, Monica G.

    1. Idées en évolution en soins primaires
      Monica G. Kidd
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 311-313;
    2. Evolving ideas in primary care
      Monica G. Kidd
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 307-309;

  3. Kim, George P.

    1. Patients souffrant de comorbidités multiplesStratégie pédagogique simple
      W.E. Osmun, George P. Kim and Emily Rae Harrison
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 380-381;
    2. Patients with multiple comorbiditiesSimple teaching strategy
      W.E. Osmun, George P. Kim and Emily Rae Harrison
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 378-379;

  4. Kiyanda, Brigitte Gagnon

    1. Dying at homeExperience of the Verdun local community service centre
      Brigitte Gagnon Kiyanda, Geneviève Dechêne and Robert Marchand
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e215-e218;
    2. Mourir chez soiL’expérience du centre local de services communautaires de Verdun
      Brigitte Gagnon Kiyanda, Geneviève Dechêne and Robert Marchand
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e211-e214;

  5. Kolber, Michael R.

    1. Antiviral medications for influenza
      Christina Korownyk, Scott Garrison and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 351;

  6. Koren, Gideon

    1. Use of ciprofloxacin during breastfeeding
      Yusuf Cem Kaplan and Gideon Koren
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 343-344;

  7. Korownyk, Christina

    1. Antiviral medications for influenza
      Christina Korownyk, Scott Garrison and Michael R. Kolber
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 351;

L

  1. Ladouceur, Roger

    1. Tu ne tueras point
      Roger Ladouceur
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 304-305;
    2. Thou shalt not kill
      Roger Ladouceur
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 301-302;

  2. Lawrence, Kathrine

    1. Giving curriculum planners an edgeUsing entrance surveys to design family medicine education
      Ivy F. Oandasan, Douglas Archibald, Louise Authier, Kathrine Lawrence, Laura April McEwen, Maria Palacios, Marie Parkkari, Heidi Plant, Steve Slade and Shelley Ross
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e204-e210;

  3. Leggett, Jannet Ann

    1. Linking health databases for research
      Richard Birtwhistle, Marshall Godwin, Jannet Ann Leggett and Ken Martin
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 382;
    2. Jumelage des bases de données pour la recherche
      Richard Birtwhistle, Marshall Godwin, Jannet Ann Leggett and Ken Martin
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e223-e224;

  4. Lemire, Francine

    1. L’engagement du patient et du public
      Francine Lemire
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 383;
    2. Patient and public engagement
      Francine Lemire
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 384;

M

  1. Mailo, Kevin

    1. Directives préalablesSondage auprès de patients en soins primaires
      Rory O’Sullivan, Kevin Mailo, Ricardo Angeles and Gina Agarwal
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e219-e222;
    2. Advance directivesSurvey of primary care patients
      Rory O’Sullivan, Kevin Mailo, Ricardo Angeles and Gina Agarwal
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 353-356;

  2. Marchand, Robert

    1. Dying at homeExperience of the Verdun local community service centre
      Brigitte Gagnon Kiyanda, Geneviève Dechêne and Robert Marchand
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e215-e218;
    2. Mourir chez soiL’expérience du centre local de services communautaires de Verdun
      Brigitte Gagnon Kiyanda, Geneviève Dechêne and Robert Marchand
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e211-e214;

  3. Marcoux, Isabelle

    1. Health care professionals’ comprehension of the legal status of end-of-life practices in QuebecStudy of clinical scenarios
      Isabelle Marcoux, Antoine Boivin, Claude Arsenault, Mélanie Toupin and Joseph Youssef
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e196-e203;

  4. Martin, Ken

    1. Linking health databases for research
      Richard Birtwhistle, Marshall Godwin, Jannet Ann Leggett and Ken Martin
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 382;
    2. Jumelage des bases de données pour la recherche
      Richard Birtwhistle, Marshall Godwin, Jannet Ann Leggett and Ken Martin
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e223-e224;

  5. McEwen, Laura April

    1. Giving curriculum planners an edgeUsing entrance surveys to design family medicine education
      Ivy F. Oandasan, Douglas Archibald, Louise Authier, Kathrine Lawrence, Laura April McEwen, Maria Palacios, Marie Parkkari, Heidi Plant, Steve Slade and Shelley Ross
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e204-e210;

  6. Moore, Simon

    1. Resiliency training
      Nureen Sumar and Simon Moore
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 327;

O

  1. O’Sullivan, Rory

    1. Directives préalablesSondage auprès de patients en soins primaires
      Rory O’Sullivan, Kevin Mailo, Ricardo Angeles and Gina Agarwal
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e219-e222;
    2. Advance directivesSurvey of primary care patients
      Rory O’Sullivan, Kevin Mailo, Ricardo Angeles and Gina Agarwal
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 353-356;

  2. Oandasan, Ivy F.

    1. Giving curriculum planners an edgeUsing entrance surveys to design family medicine education
      Ivy F. Oandasan, Douglas Archibald, Louise Authier, Kathrine Lawrence, Laura April McEwen, Maria Palacios, Marie Parkkari, Heidi Plant, Steve Slade and Shelley Ross
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e204-e210;

  3. Osmun, W.E.

    1. Patients souffrant de comorbidités multiplesStratégie pédagogique simple
      W.E. Osmun, George P. Kim and Emily Rae Harrison
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 380-381;
    2. Patients with multiple comorbiditiesSimple teaching strategy
      W.E. Osmun, George P. Kim and Emily Rae Harrison
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 378-379;

P

  1. Palacios, Maria

    1. Giving curriculum planners an edgeUsing entrance surveys to design family medicine education
      Ivy F. Oandasan, Douglas Archibald, Louise Authier, Kathrine Lawrence, Laura April McEwen, Maria Palacios, Marie Parkkari, Heidi Plant, Steve Slade and Shelley Ross
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e204-e210;

  2. Parkkari, Marie

    1. Giving curriculum planners an edgeUsing entrance surveys to design family medicine education
      Ivy F. Oandasan, Douglas Archibald, Louise Authier, Kathrine Lawrence, Laura April McEwen, Maria Palacios, Marie Parkkari, Heidi Plant, Steve Slade and Shelley Ross
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e204-e210;

  3. Plant, Heidi

    1. Giving curriculum planners an edgeUsing entrance surveys to design family medicine education
      Ivy F. Oandasan, Douglas Archibald, Louise Authier, Kathrine Lawrence, Laura April McEwen, Maria Palacios, Marie Parkkari, Heidi Plant, Steve Slade and Shelley Ross
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e204-e210;

R

  1. Ross, Shelley

    1. Giving curriculum planners an edgeUsing entrance surveys to design family medicine education
      Ivy F. Oandasan, Douglas Archibald, Louise Authier, Kathrine Lawrence, Laura April McEwen, Maria Palacios, Marie Parkkari, Heidi Plant, Steve Slade and Shelley Ross
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e204-e210;

S

  1. Singh-Saluja, Sanjeet

    1. How much did you take?Reviewing acetaminophen toxicity
      Jesse Janssen and Sanjeet Singh-Saluja
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 347-349;

  2. Slade, Steve

    1. Giving curriculum planners an edgeUsing entrance surveys to design family medicine education
      Ivy F. Oandasan, Douglas Archibald, Louise Authier, Kathrine Lawrence, Laura April McEwen, Maria Palacios, Marie Parkkari, Heidi Plant, Steve Slade and Shelley Ross
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e204-e210;

  3. Slivko, Kate

    1. Resident speaks about mental health
      Kate Slivko
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 327;

  4. Srivastava, Anita

    1. Home visits in family medicine residencyEvaluation of 8 years of a training program
      Difat Jakubovicz and Anita Srivastava
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e189-e195;

  5. St Godard, Edward (Ted)

    1. Rebuttal: Is physician-assisted death in anyone’s best interest?No
      Edward (Ted) St Godard
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e175;
    2. L’aide médicale à mourir est-elle dans le meilleur intérêt de qui que ce soit?Non
      Edward (Ted) St Godard
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e177;
    3. L’aide médicale à mourir est-elle dans le meilleur intérêt de qui que ce soit?Non
      Edward (Ted) St Godard
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 322-325;
    4. Is physician-assisted death in anyone’s best interest?No
      Edward (Ted) St Godard
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 316-318;

  6. Sullivan, Patrick

    1. Uncertainty in the age of answers
      Patrick Sullivan
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 357;

  7. Sumar, Nureen

    1. Resiliency training
      Nureen Sumar and Simon Moore
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 327;

T

  1. Toupin, Mélanie

    1. Health care professionals’ comprehension of the legal status of end-of-life practices in QuebecStudy of clinical scenarios
      Isabelle Marcoux, Antoine Boivin, Claude Arsenault, Mélanie Toupin and Joseph Youssef
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e196-e203;

  2. Trusler, Murray

    1. Geography aside
      Murray Trusler
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) 328;

Y

  1. Youssef, Joseph

    1. Health care professionals’ comprehension of the legal status of end-of-life practices in QuebecStudy of clinical scenarios
      Isabelle Marcoux, Antoine Boivin, Claude Arsenault, Mélanie Toupin and Joseph Youssef
      Canadian Family Physician April 2015, 61 (4) e196-e203;
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