Canadian Family Physician: 63 (3)

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March 01, 2017; Volume 63,Issue 3

Editorial

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The changing landscape of family medicine
Nicholas Pimlott

Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 184;

Éditorial

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Le portrait changeant de la médecine familiale
Nicholas Pimlott

Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 185;

Commentary

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Can medical assistance in dying harm rural and remote palliative care in Canada?
Andrew Collins and Brendan Leier

Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 186-190;
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The demon in deemingMedical paternalism and linguistic issues in the palliative care setting
Melissa Devlin and Vincent Maida

Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 191-194;

Commentaire

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L’aide médicale à mourir peut-elle nuire aux soins palliatifs en milieux ruraux et éloignés au Canada?
Andrew Collins and Brendan Leier

Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 195-198;
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Le diable dans le jugementPaternalisme médical et problèmes terminologiques dans le milieu des soins palliatifs
Melissa Devlin and Vincent Maida

Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) e150-e152;

Letters

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When science translates badly
David Zitner

Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 199;
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Call to action: frailty assessment in primary care
Martin Hofmeister and Farid Mouissi

Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 199;

Practice

Clinical Review
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  Primary care management of opioid use disordersAbstinence, methadone, or buprenorphine-naloxone?
  Anita Srivastava, Meldon Kahan and Maya Nader
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 200-205;
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  Hand-arm vibration syndromeWhat family physicians should know
  Shixin (Cindy) Shen and Ronald A. House
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 206-210;
Révision clinique
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  Prise en charge des troubles de consommation d’opioïdes en première ligneAbstinence, méthadone ou buprénorphine-naloxone?
  Anita Srivastava, Meldon Kahan and Maya Nader
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) e153-e159;
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  Maladie des vibrationsCe que tout médecin de famille devrait savoir
  Shixin (Cindy) Shen and Ronald A. House
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) e160-e165;
Child Health Update
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  Acetaminophen use and asthma in children
  Teeranai Sakulchit and Ran D. Goldman
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 211-213;
Mise à jour sur la santé des enfants
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  L’acétaminophène et l’asthme chez l’enfant
  Teeranai Sakulchit and Ran D. Goldman
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) e166-e169;
CCDR Highlights
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  Emerging risk of untreatable gonorrhea and what to do about it
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 214;
Les faits saillants du RMTC
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  Risque émergent de gonorrhée intraitable et ce qu’il faut faire
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 215;
Tools for Practice
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  Non-sterile gloves in minor lacerations and excisions?
  Ezekial Steve, Adrienne J. Lindblad and G. Michael Allan
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 217;
Praxis
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  Catheterization without foreskin retraction
  Adrienne Carmack and Marilyn Fayre Milos
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 218-220;

Research

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  Critical international normalized ratio results after hoursTo call or not to call?
  Darlene Korn, M. Sean McMurtry, Kirsten George-Phillips and Tammy J. Bungard
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) e170-e176;
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  Predictors of job satisfaction among academic family medicine facultyFindings from a faculty work-life and leadership survey
  Paul Krueger, David White, Christopher Meaney, Jeffrey Kwong, Viola Antao and Florence Kim
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) e177-e185;
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  Leadership training in a family medicine residency programCross-sectional quantitative survey to inform curriculum development
  Erin Gallagher, Ainsley Moore and Inge Schabort
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) e186-e192;
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  How do family physicians measure blood pressure in routine clinical practice?National survey of Canadian family physicians
  Janusz Kaczorowski, Martin G. Myers, Mark Gelfer, Martin Dawes, Eric J. Mang, Angelique Berg, Claudio Del Grande and Dragan Kljujic
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) e193-e199;
In Print
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  Role of family physicians in an urban hospitalTracking changes between 1977, 1997, and 2014
  Ieva Neimanis, Anne Woods, Angelo Zizzo, Robert Dickson, Richard Levy, Cindy Goebel, John Corsini, Sheri Burns and Kathryn Gaebel
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 221-227;

Art of Family Medicine

Cover Story
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  Poetic medicineAdding rhyme and reason to the literacy of health
  Sarah de Leeuw
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 228-231;
Récit de la page couverture
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  La médecine poétiqueLes rimes et la raison dans l’abécédaire de la santé
  Sarah de Leeuw
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) e200-e203;
Art of Family Medicine: No one should walk alone
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  No one should walk alonePractising medicine amid and bearing witness to the global refugee crisis
  Andrew Lodge
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 232-233;

College

Hypothesis
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  Use of Facebook as part of a social media strategy for patient engagement
  Clare Liddy, Zoë Hunter, Ariana Mihan and Erin Keely
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 251-252;
President's Message
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  What does it take to be a good GP?
  David White
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 253;
Message du président
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  Que faut-il pour être un bon médecin généraliste?
  David White
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 254;
Feuille sommaire
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  Premier contact : son importance pour la pratique de médecine familiale en 2017 ?
  Francine Lemire
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 255;
Cumulative Profile
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  First contact: what does it mean for family practice in 2017?
  Francine Lemire
  
  Canadian Family Physician March 2017, 63 (3) 256;

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