Index by author

November 01, 2016; Volume 62,Issue 11

A

  1. Allan, G. Michael

    1. Three drugs and still hypertensive: what’s left?
      Ricky Turgeon, Scott Garrison and G. Michael Allan
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 904;
    2. Response
      G. Michael Allan and Nicholas Pimlott
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 874-875;

  2. Andermann, Anne

    1. Health workers who ask about social determinants of health are more likely to report helping patientsMixed-methods study
      Anila Naz, Ellen Rosenberg, Neil Andersson, Ronald Labonté and Anne Andermann On behalf of the CLEAR Collaboration
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e684-e693;

  3. Andersson, Neil

    1. Health workers who ask about social determinants of health are more likely to report helping patientsMixed-methods study
      Anila Naz, Ellen Rosenberg, Neil Andersson, Ronald Labonté and Anne Andermann On behalf of the CLEAR Collaboration
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e684-e693;

  4. Arane, Karen

    1. Electronic cigarettes and adolescents
      Karen Arane and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 897-898;

  5. Arya, Neil

    1. Approaching a global definition of family medicineThe Besrour Papers: a series on the state of family medicine in the world
      Christine Gibson, Neil Arya, David Ponka, Katherine Rouleau and Robert Woollard
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 891-896;

B

  1. Barber, Clay

    1. Family physician access to specialist advice by telephoneReduction in unnecessary specialist consultations and emergency department visits
      Margot Wilson, Garey Mazowita, Andrew Ignaszewski, Adeera Levin, Clay Barber, David Thompson, Sandra Barr, Scott Lear and Robert D. Levy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e668-e676;

  2. Barr, Sandra

    1. Family physician access to specialist advice by telephoneReduction in unnecessary specialist consultations and emergency department visits
      Margot Wilson, Garey Mazowita, Andrew Ignaszewski, Adeera Levin, Clay Barber, David Thompson, Sandra Barr, Scott Lear and Robert D. Levy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e668-e676;

C

  1. Carpiano, Richard M.

    1. Getting by with a little help from friends and colleaguesTesting how residents’ social support networks affect loneliness and burnout
      Eamonn Rogers, Andrea N. Polonijo and Richard M. Carpiano
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e677-e683;

  2. Cook, Dr Sarah

    1. Choosing Wisely Canada recommendations
      Dr Sarah Cook
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 902;

  3. Couturier, François

    1. Reflective practice and social responsibility in family medicineEffect of performing an international rotation in a developing country
      Christine Loignon, Thomas Gottin, Carol Valois, François Couturier, Robert Williams and Pierre-Michel Roy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e699-e704;
    2. Pratique réflexive et responsabilité sociale en médecine de familleLes impacts de l’expérience des stages internationaux menés dans les pays en voie de développement
      Christine Loignon, Thomas Gottin, Carol Valois, François Couturier, Robert Williams and Pierre-Michel Roy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 912-918;

D

  1. D’Urzo, Anthony D.

    1. Difficultés liées au diagnostic de déficit en α1-antitrypsine en soins de première ligne
      Qian Ye and Anthony D. D’Urzo
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e655-e658;
    2. Why primary care guidelines are not prepared by family physicians
      Anthony D. D’Urzo
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 874;
    3. Response
      Anthony D. D’Urzo
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 875-877;
    4. Challenge of α1-antitrypsin deficiency diagnosis in primary care
      Qian Ye and Anthony D. D’Urzo
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 899-901;

  2. Davis, Amie

    1. Voices in the wildernessCo-location meeting the needs of children in protective care
      Graham Swanson, Michael Mills, Amie Davis, Anne Kittler and Vivian R. Ramsden
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e694-e698;

  3. de Leeuw, Sarah

    1. A fine, fine balancing actCircus creativity and medicine
      Sarah de Leeuw
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 922-925;
    2. Un équilibrisme bien réussiLa créativité du cirque et la médecine
      Sarah de Leeuw
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e705-e708;

F

  1. Fraser, Sarah

    1. Pretty mighty good
      Sarah Fraser
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 920-921;

G

  1. Garrison, Scott

    1. Three drugs and still hypertensive: what’s left?
      Ricky Turgeon, Scott Garrison and G. Michael Allan
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 904;

  2. Gibson, Christine

    1. Approaching a global definition of family medicineThe Besrour Papers: a series on the state of family medicine in the world
      Christine Gibson, Neil Arya, David Ponka, Katherine Rouleau and Robert Woollard
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 891-896;

  3. Goldman, Ran D.

    1. Electronic cigarettes and adolescents
      Karen Arane and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 897-898;

  4. Gottin, Thomas

    1. Reflective practice and social responsibility in family medicineEffect of performing an international rotation in a developing country
      Christine Loignon, Thomas Gottin, Carol Valois, François Couturier, Robert Williams and Pierre-Michel Roy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e699-e704;
    2. Pratique réflexive et responsabilité sociale en médecine de familleLes impacts de l’expérience des stages internationaux menés dans les pays en voie de développement
      Christine Loignon, Thomas Gottin, Carol Valois, François Couturier, Robert Williams and Pierre-Michel Roy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 912-918;

H

  1. Hall, Jennifer L.

    1. Learning from our neighbours
      Jennifer L. Hall
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 941;
    2. Leçons tirées de l’expérience de nos voisins
      Jennifer L. Hall
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 942;

  2. Huston, Patricia

    1. Bienfaits du tai-chi sur la santéQuelles sont les données probantes?
      Patricia Huston and Bruce McFarlane
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e645-e654;
    2. Health benefits of tai chiWhat is the evidence?
      Patricia Huston and Bruce McFarlane
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 881-890;

I

  1. Ignaszewski, Andrew

    1. Family physician access to specialist advice by telephoneReduction in unnecessary specialist consultations and emergency department visits
      Margot Wilson, Garey Mazowita, Andrew Ignaszewski, Adeera Levin, Clay Barber, David Thompson, Sandra Barr, Scott Lear and Robert D. Levy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e668-e676;

K

  1. Kittler, Anne

    1. Voices in the wildernessCo-location meeting the needs of children in protective care
      Graham Swanson, Michael Mills, Amie Davis, Anne Kittler and Vivian R. Ramsden
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e694-e698;

  2. Kosar, Lynette

    1. Durée d’une bithérapie antiplaquettaire après l’insertion d’un stent coronarienLes avantages d’une thérapie prolongée surpassent-ils les risques?
      Aleta Schellenberg, Danielle Shmyr, Karolina Koziol, Brian Martens and Lynette Kosar
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e661-e667;
    2. Duration of dual antiplatelet therapy after coronary stent insertionDoes the benefit of extended therapy outweigh the risk?
      Aleta Schellenberg, Danielle Shmyr, Karolina Koziol, Brian Martens and Lynette Kosar
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 905-911;

  3. Koziol, Karolina

    1. Durée d’une bithérapie antiplaquettaire après l’insertion d’un stent coronarienLes avantages d’une thérapie prolongée surpassent-ils les risques?
      Aleta Schellenberg, Danielle Shmyr, Karolina Koziol, Brian Martens and Lynette Kosar
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e661-e667;
    2. Duration of dual antiplatelet therapy after coronary stent insertionDoes the benefit of extended therapy outweigh the risk?
      Aleta Schellenberg, Danielle Shmyr, Karolina Koziol, Brian Martens and Lynette Kosar
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 905-911;

L

  1. Labonté, Ronald

    1. Health workers who ask about social determinants of health are more likely to report helping patientsMixed-methods study
      Anila Naz, Ellen Rosenberg, Neil Andersson, Ronald Labonté and Anne Andermann On behalf of the CLEAR Collaboration
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e684-e693;

  2. Lear, Scott

    1. Family physician access to specialist advice by telephoneReduction in unnecessary specialist consultations and emergency department visits
      Margot Wilson, Garey Mazowita, Andrew Ignaszewski, Adeera Levin, Clay Barber, David Thompson, Sandra Barr, Scott Lear and Robert D. Levy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e668-e676;

  3. Lemire, Francine

    1. Role modeling
      Francine Lemire
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 944;
    2. Modèle de rôles
      Francine Lemire
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 943;

  4. Levin, Adeera

    1. Family physician access to specialist advice by telephoneReduction in unnecessary specialist consultations and emergency department visits
      Margot Wilson, Garey Mazowita, Andrew Ignaszewski, Adeera Levin, Clay Barber, David Thompson, Sandra Barr, Scott Lear and Robert D. Levy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e668-e676;

  5. Levy, Robert D.

    1. Family physician access to specialist advice by telephoneReduction in unnecessary specialist consultations and emergency department visits
      Margot Wilson, Garey Mazowita, Andrew Ignaszewski, Adeera Levin, Clay Barber, David Thompson, Sandra Barr, Scott Lear and Robert D. Levy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e668-e676;

  6. Liang, Lisa Y.

    1. Pathways to subspecialization in family practice
      Lisa Y. Liang and Yan Sim
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 939-940;
    2. Voies menant à la surspécialisation en pratique familiale
      Lisa Y. Liang and Yan Sim
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e709-e710;

  7. Loignon, Christine

    1. Reflective practice and social responsibility in family medicineEffect of performing an international rotation in a developing country
      Christine Loignon, Thomas Gottin, Carol Valois, François Couturier, Robert Williams and Pierre-Michel Roy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e699-e704;
    2. Pratique réflexive et responsabilité sociale en médecine de familleLes impacts de l’expérience des stages internationaux menés dans les pays en voie de développement
      Christine Loignon, Thomas Gottin, Carol Valois, François Couturier, Robert Williams and Pierre-Michel Roy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 912-918;

M

  1. Martens, Brian

    1. Durée d’une bithérapie antiplaquettaire après l’insertion d’un stent coronarienLes avantages d’une thérapie prolongée surpassent-ils les risques?
      Aleta Schellenberg, Danielle Shmyr, Karolina Koziol, Brian Martens and Lynette Kosar
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e661-e667;
    2. Duration of dual antiplatelet therapy after coronary stent insertionDoes the benefit of extended therapy outweigh the risk?
      Aleta Schellenberg, Danielle Shmyr, Karolina Koziol, Brian Martens and Lynette Kosar
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 905-911;

  2. Mazowita, Garey

    1. Family physician access to specialist advice by telephoneReduction in unnecessary specialist consultations and emergency department visits
      Margot Wilson, Garey Mazowita, Andrew Ignaszewski, Adeera Levin, Clay Barber, David Thompson, Sandra Barr, Scott Lear and Robert D. Levy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e668-e676;

  3. McFarlane, Bruce

    1. Bienfaits du tai-chi sur la santéQuelles sont les données probantes?
      Patricia Huston and Bruce McFarlane
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e645-e654;
    2. Health benefits of tai chiWhat is the evidence?
      Patricia Huston and Bruce McFarlane
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 881-890;

  4. Mills, Michael

    1. Voices in the wildernessCo-location meeting the needs of children in protective care
      Graham Swanson, Michael Mills, Amie Davis, Anne Kittler and Vivian R. Ramsden
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e694-e698;

N

  1. Naz, Anila

    1. Health workers who ask about social determinants of health are more likely to report helping patientsMixed-methods study
      Anila Naz, Ellen Rosenberg, Neil Andersson, Ronald Labonté and Anne Andermann On behalf of the CLEAR Collaboration
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e684-e693;

P

  1. Pimlott, Nicholas

    1. Response
      G. Michael Allan and Nicholas Pimlott
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 874-875;
    2. Awards season
      Nicholas Pimlott
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 867;
    3. La saison des prix
      Nicholas Pimlott
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 868;

  2. Polonijo, Andrea N.

    1. Getting by with a little help from friends and colleaguesTesting how residents’ social support networks affect loneliness and burnout
      Eamonn Rogers, Andrea N. Polonijo and Richard M. Carpiano
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e677-e683;

  3. Ponka, David

    1. Approaching a global definition of family medicineThe Besrour Papers: a series on the state of family medicine in the world
      Christine Gibson, Neil Arya, David Ponka, Katherine Rouleau and Robert Woollard
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 891-896;

  4. Prince, Gerry D.

    1. Legislating away the future of family practiceDangerous transition from continuity of care to continuous access
      Gerry D. Prince
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 869-871;
    2. Balayer l’avenir de la pratique familiale par décretUne transition dangereuse de la continuité des soins à la continuité de l’accès
      Gerry D. Prince
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e642-e644;

R

  1. Ramsden, Vivian R.

    1. Voices in the wildernessCo-location meeting the needs of children in protective care
      Graham Swanson, Michael Mills, Amie Davis, Anne Kittler and Vivian R. Ramsden
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e694-e698;

  2. Rogers, Eamonn

    1. Getting by with a little help from friends and colleaguesTesting how residents’ social support networks affect loneliness and burnout
      Eamonn Rogers, Andrea N. Polonijo and Richard M. Carpiano
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e677-e683;

  3. Rosenberg, Ellen

    1. Health workers who ask about social determinants of health are more likely to report helping patientsMixed-methods study
      Anila Naz, Ellen Rosenberg, Neil Andersson, Ronald Labonté and Anne Andermann On behalf of the CLEAR Collaboration
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e684-e693;

  4. Rouleau, Katherine

    1. Approaching a global definition of family medicineThe Besrour Papers: a series on the state of family medicine in the world
      Christine Gibson, Neil Arya, David Ponka, Katherine Rouleau and Robert Woollard
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 891-896;

  5. Roy, Pierre-Michel

    1. Reflective practice and social responsibility in family medicineEffect of performing an international rotation in a developing country
      Christine Loignon, Thomas Gottin, Carol Valois, François Couturier, Robert Williams and Pierre-Michel Roy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e699-e704;
    2. Pratique réflexive et responsabilité sociale en médecine de familleLes impacts de l’expérience des stages internationaux menés dans les pays en voie de développement
      Christine Loignon, Thomas Gottin, Carol Valois, François Couturier, Robert Williams and Pierre-Michel Roy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 912-918;

S

  1. Schellenberg, Aleta

    1. Durée d’une bithérapie antiplaquettaire après l’insertion d’un stent coronarienLes avantages d’une thérapie prolongée surpassent-ils les risques?
      Aleta Schellenberg, Danielle Shmyr, Karolina Koziol, Brian Martens and Lynette Kosar
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e661-e667;
    2. Duration of dual antiplatelet therapy after coronary stent insertionDoes the benefit of extended therapy outweigh the risk?
      Aleta Schellenberg, Danielle Shmyr, Karolina Koziol, Brian Martens and Lynette Kosar
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 905-911;

  2. Shmyr, Danielle

    1. Durée d’une bithérapie antiplaquettaire après l’insertion d’un stent coronarienLes avantages d’une thérapie prolongée surpassent-ils les risques?
      Aleta Schellenberg, Danielle Shmyr, Karolina Koziol, Brian Martens and Lynette Kosar
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e661-e667;
    2. Duration of dual antiplatelet therapy after coronary stent insertionDoes the benefit of extended therapy outweigh the risk?
      Aleta Schellenberg, Danielle Shmyr, Karolina Koziol, Brian Martens and Lynette Kosar
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 905-911;

  3. Sim, Yan

    1. Pathways to subspecialization in family practice
      Lisa Y. Liang and Yan Sim
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 939-940;
    2. Voies menant à la surspécialisation en pratique familiale
      Lisa Y. Liang and Yan Sim
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e709-e710;

  4. Swanson, Graham

    1. Voices in the wildernessCo-location meeting the needs of children in protective care
      Graham Swanson, Michael Mills, Amie Davis, Anne Kittler and Vivian R. Ramsden
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e694-e698;

T

  1. Thompson, David

    1. Family physician access to specialist advice by telephoneReduction in unnecessary specialist consultations and emergency department visits
      Margot Wilson, Garey Mazowita, Andrew Ignaszewski, Adeera Levin, Clay Barber, David Thompson, Sandra Barr, Scott Lear and Robert D. Levy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e668-e676;

  2. Turgeon, Ricky

    1. Three drugs and still hypertensive: what’s left?
      Ricky Turgeon, Scott Garrison and G. Michael Allan
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 904;

V

  1. Valois, Carol

    1. Reflective practice and social responsibility in family medicineEffect of performing an international rotation in a developing country
      Christine Loignon, Thomas Gottin, Carol Valois, François Couturier, Robert Williams and Pierre-Michel Roy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e699-e704;
    2. Pratique réflexive et responsabilité sociale en médecine de familleLes impacts de l’expérience des stages internationaux menés dans les pays en voie de développement
      Christine Loignon, Thomas Gottin, Carol Valois, François Couturier, Robert Williams and Pierre-Michel Roy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 912-918;

W

  1. Williams, Robert

    1. Reflective practice and social responsibility in family medicineEffect of performing an international rotation in a developing country
      Christine Loignon, Thomas Gottin, Carol Valois, François Couturier, Robert Williams and Pierre-Michel Roy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e699-e704;
    2. Pratique réflexive et responsabilité sociale en médecine de familleLes impacts de l’expérience des stages internationaux menés dans les pays en voie de développement
      Christine Loignon, Thomas Gottin, Carol Valois, François Couturier, Robert Williams and Pierre-Michel Roy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 912-918;

  2. Wilson, Margot

    1. Family physician access to specialist advice by telephoneReduction in unnecessary specialist consultations and emergency department visits
      Margot Wilson, Garey Mazowita, Andrew Ignaszewski, Adeera Levin, Clay Barber, David Thompson, Sandra Barr, Scott Lear and Robert D. Levy
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e668-e676;

  3. Woollard, Robert

    1. Approaching a global definition of family medicineThe Besrour Papers: a series on the state of family medicine in the world
      Christine Gibson, Neil Arya, David Ponka, Katherine Rouleau and Robert Woollard
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 891-896;

Y

  1. Ye, Qian

    1. Difficultés liées au diagnostic de déficit en α1-antitrypsine en soins de première ligne
      Qian Ye and Anthony D. D’Urzo
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) e655-e658;
    2. Challenge of α1-antitrypsin deficiency diagnosis in primary care
      Qian Ye and Anthony D. D’Urzo
      Canadian Family Physician November 2016, 62 (11) 899-901;
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