Table of Contents

March 01, 2018; Volume 64,Issue 3

B

  1. Beckett, Tracey

    1. Primary care experiences of women with a history of childhood trauma and chronic diseaseTrauma-informed care approach
      Eva Purkey, Rupa Patel, Tracey Beckett and Françoise Mathieu
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 204-211;

  2. Bell, Neil R.

    1. Understanding and communicating riskMeasures of outcome and the magnitude of benefits and harms
      Neil R. Bell, James A. Dickinson, Roland Grad, Harminder Singh, Danielle Kasperavicius and Brett D. Thombs
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 181-185;
    2. Comprendre et expliquer le risqueMesurer les résultats et l’ampleur des bienfaits et des préjudices
      Neil R. Bell, James A. Dickinson, Roland Grad, Harminder Singh, Danielle Kasperavicius and Brett D. Thombs
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 186-191;

  3. Bell, R. Warren

    1. Annual history and physical examination has been dead for decades
      R. Warren Bell
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 168;

C

  1. Carrier, Nathalie

    1. Indications for and clinical procedures resulting from magnetic resonance imaging of the knee in older patientsAre we choosing wisely?
      Marc-Etienne Parent, François Vézina, Nathalie Carrier and Ariel Masetto
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e126-e132;

  2. Charbonneau, Guillaume

    1. Managing opioids
      Guillaume Charbonneau
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 237;
    2. La gestion des opioïdes
      Guillaume Charbonneau
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 238;

  3. Crowe, Alexander

    1. The third housecall
      Alexander Crowe
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 221;

D

  1. Dickinson, James A.

    1. Understanding and communicating riskMeasures of outcome and the magnitude of benefits and harms
      Neil R. Bell, James A. Dickinson, Roland Grad, Harminder Singh, Danielle Kasperavicius and Brett D. Thombs
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 181-185;
    2. Comprendre et expliquer le risqueMesurer les résultats et l’ampleur des bienfaits et des préjudices
      Neil R. Bell, James A. Dickinson, Roland Grad, Harminder Singh, Danielle Kasperavicius and Brett D. Thombs
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 186-191;

  2. Duggan, Norah

    1. Pathways to rural family practice at Memorial University of Newfoundland
      James Rourke, Danielle O’Keefe, Mohamed Ravalia, Scott Moffatt, Wanda Parsons, Norah Duggan, Katherine Stringer, Michael Jong, Kristin Harris Walsh and Janelle Hippe
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e115-e125;

G

  1. Garber, Gary E.

    1. Antimicrobial stewardship by family physicians
      Bradley J. Langford, Kevin L. Schwartz and Gary E. Garber
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 168-169;

  2. Grad, Roland

    1. Understanding and communicating riskMeasures of outcome and the magnitude of benefits and harms
      Neil R. Bell, James A. Dickinson, Roland Grad, Harminder Singh, Danielle Kasperavicius and Brett D. Thombs
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 181-185;
    2. Comprendre et expliquer le risqueMesurer les résultats et l’ampleur des bienfaits et des préjudices
      Neil R. Bell, James A. Dickinson, Roland Grad, Harminder Singh, Danielle Kasperavicius and Brett D. Thombs
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 186-191;

  3. Grzybowski, Stefan

    1. Exploring fetal fibronectin testing as a predictor of labour onsetIn parturient women from isolated communities
      Gwen K. Healey, William Alexander Macdonald, Stefan Grzybowski, Robert Nevin, Jude Kornelsen and William E. Hogg
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e108-e114;

H

  1. Healey, Gwen K.

    1. Exploring fetal fibronectin testing as a predictor of labour onsetIn parturient women from isolated communities
      Gwen K. Healey, William Alexander Macdonald, Stefan Grzybowski, Robert Nevin, Jude Kornelsen and William E. Hogg
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e108-e114;

  2. Hippe, Janelle

    1. Pathways to rural family practice at Memorial University of Newfoundland
      James Rourke, Danielle O’Keefe, Mohamed Ravalia, Scott Moffatt, Wanda Parsons, Norah Duggan, Katherine Stringer, Michael Jong, Kristin Harris Walsh and Janelle Hippe
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e115-e125;

  3. Hogg, William E.

    1. Exploring fetal fibronectin testing as a predictor of labour onsetIn parturient women from isolated communities
      Gwen K. Healey, William Alexander Macdonald, Stefan Grzybowski, Robert Nevin, Jude Kornelsen and William E. Hogg
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e108-e114;
    2. Patients’ perceptions of access to primary careAnalysis of the QUALICOPC Patient Experiences Survey
      Kamila Premji, Bridget L. Ryan, William E. Hogg and Walter P. Wodchis
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 212-220;

  4. Hu, Tina

    1. Nonsuicidal self-injury in an adolescent patient
      Tina Hu and William Watson
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 192-194;
    2. Automutilation non suicidaire chez les adolescents
      Tina Hu and William Watson
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 195-197;

I

  1. Islam, Bonnieca

    1. Benefits of early peanut introduction
      Danielle Perry, Adrienne J. Lindblad, Bonnieca Islam and Christina Korownyk
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 201;
    2. Bienfaits d’une introduction hâtive des arachides
      Danielle Perry, Adrienne J. Lindblad, Bonnieca Islam and Christina Korownyk
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e106-e107;

J

  1. Jong, Michael

    1. Pathways to rural family practice at Memorial University of Newfoundland
      James Rourke, Danielle O’Keefe, Mohamed Ravalia, Scott Moffatt, Wanda Parsons, Norah Duggan, Katherine Stringer, Michael Jong, Kristin Harris Walsh and Janelle Hippe
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e115-e125;

K

  1. Kasperavicius, Danielle

    1. Understanding and communicating riskMeasures of outcome and the magnitude of benefits and harms
      Neil R. Bell, James A. Dickinson, Roland Grad, Harminder Singh, Danielle Kasperavicius and Brett D. Thombs
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 181-185;
    2. Comprendre et expliquer le risqueMesurer les résultats et l’ampleur des bienfaits et des préjudices
      Neil R. Bell, James A. Dickinson, Roland Grad, Harminder Singh, Danielle Kasperavicius and Brett D. Thombs
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 186-191;

  2. Kornelsen, Jude

    1. Exploring fetal fibronectin testing as a predictor of labour onsetIn parturient women from isolated communities
      Gwen K. Healey, William Alexander Macdonald, Stefan Grzybowski, Robert Nevin, Jude Kornelsen and William E. Hogg
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e108-e114;

  3. Korownyk, Christina

    1. Benefits of early peanut introduction
      Danielle Perry, Adrienne J. Lindblad, Bonnieca Islam and Christina Korownyk
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 201;
    2. Bienfaits d’une introduction hâtive des arachides
      Danielle Perry, Adrienne J. Lindblad, Bonnieca Islam and Christina Korownyk
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e106-e107;

L

  1. Langford, Bradley J.

    1. Antimicrobial stewardship by family physicians
      Bradley J. Langford, Kevin L. Schwartz and Gary E. Garber
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 168-169;

  2. Lemire, Francine

    1. Reaffirming the value of family physicians
      Francine Lemire
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 240;
    2. Réaffirmer la valeur des médecins de famille
      Francine Lemire
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 239;

  3. Lindblad, Adrienne J.

    1. Benefits of early peanut introduction
      Danielle Perry, Adrienne J. Lindblad, Bonnieca Islam and Christina Korownyk
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 201;
    2. Bienfaits d’une introduction hâtive des arachides
      Danielle Perry, Adrienne J. Lindblad, Bonnieca Islam and Christina Korownyk
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e106-e107;

M

  1. Ma, Irene

    1. More than half of abnormal results from laboratory tests ordered by family physicians could be false-positive
      Christopher Naugler and Irene Ma
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 202-203;

  2. Macdonald, William Alexander

    1. Exploring fetal fibronectin testing as a predictor of labour onsetIn parturient women from isolated communities
      Gwen K. Healey, William Alexander Macdonald, Stefan Grzybowski, Robert Nevin, Jude Kornelsen and William E. Hogg
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e108-e114;

  3. Masetto, Ariel

    1. Indications for and clinical procedures resulting from magnetic resonance imaging of the knee in older patientsAre we choosing wisely?
      Marc-Etienne Parent, François Vézina, Nathalie Carrier and Ariel Masetto
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e126-e132;

  4. Mathieu, Françoise

    1. Primary care experiences of women with a history of childhood trauma and chronic diseaseTrauma-informed care approach
      Eva Purkey, Rupa Patel, Tracey Beckett and Françoise Mathieu
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 204-211;

  5. Moffatt, Scott

    1. Pathways to rural family practice at Memorial University of Newfoundland
      James Rourke, Danielle O’Keefe, Mohamed Ravalia, Scott Moffatt, Wanda Parsons, Norah Duggan, Katherine Stringer, Michael Jong, Kristin Harris Walsh and Janelle Hippe
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e115-e125;

N

  1. Naugler, Christopher

    1. More than half of abnormal results from laboratory tests ordered by family physicians could be false-positive
      Christopher Naugler and Irene Ma
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 202-203;

  2. Nevin, Robert

    1. Exploring fetal fibronectin testing as a predictor of labour onsetIn parturient women from isolated communities
      Gwen K. Healey, William Alexander Macdonald, Stefan Grzybowski, Robert Nevin, Jude Kornelsen and William E. Hogg
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e108-e114;

O

  1. O’Keefe, Danielle

    1. Pathways to rural family practice at Memorial University of Newfoundland
      James Rourke, Danielle O’Keefe, Mohamed Ravalia, Scott Moffatt, Wanda Parsons, Norah Duggan, Katherine Stringer, Michael Jong, Kristin Harris Walsh and Janelle Hippe
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e115-e125;

P

  1. Parent, Marc-Etienne

    1. Indications for and clinical procedures resulting from magnetic resonance imaging of the knee in older patientsAre we choosing wisely?
      Marc-Etienne Parent, François Vézina, Nathalie Carrier and Ariel Masetto
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e126-e132;

  2. Parsons, Wanda

    1. Pathways to rural family practice at Memorial University of Newfoundland
      James Rourke, Danielle O’Keefe, Mohamed Ravalia, Scott Moffatt, Wanda Parsons, Norah Duggan, Katherine Stringer, Michael Jong, Kristin Harris Walsh and Janelle Hippe
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e115-e125;

  3. Patel, Rupa

    1. Trauma-informed careBetter care for everyone
      Eva Purkey, Rupa Patel and Susan P. Phillips
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 170-172;
    2. Primary care experiences of women with a history of childhood trauma and chronic diseaseTrauma-informed care approach
      Eva Purkey, Rupa Patel, Tracey Beckett and Françoise Mathieu
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 204-211;
    3. Soins tenant compte des traumatismesDe meilleurs soins pour tous
      Eva Purkey, Rupa Patel and Susan P. Phillips
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 173-175;

  4. Perry, Danielle

    1. Benefits of early peanut introduction
      Danielle Perry, Adrienne J. Lindblad, Bonnieca Islam and Christina Korownyk
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 201;
    2. Bienfaits d’une introduction hâtive des arachides
      Danielle Perry, Adrienne J. Lindblad, Bonnieca Islam and Christina Korownyk
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e106-e107;

  5. Phillips, Susan P.

    1. Trauma-informed careBetter care for everyone
      Eva Purkey, Rupa Patel and Susan P. Phillips
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 170-172;
    2. Soins tenant compte des traumatismesDe meilleurs soins pour tous
      Eva Purkey, Rupa Patel and Susan P. Phillips
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 173-175;

  6. Phillips, William R.

    1. Learner-centred research mentoring in academic family medicine
      William R. Phillips
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 169;

  7. Pimlott, Nicholas

    1. Le ministère de la Solitude
      Nicholas Pimlott
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 167;
    2. The ministry of loneliness
      Nicholas Pimlott
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 166;

  8. Powell, Dr Rebecca

    1. Choosing Wisely Canada recommendations
      Dr Rebecca Powell
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 198;

  9. Premji, Kamila

    1. Patients’ perceptions of access to primary careAnalysis of the QUALICOPC Patient Experiences Survey
      Kamila Premji, Bridget L. Ryan, William E. Hogg and Walter P. Wodchis
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 212-220;

  10. Purkey, Eva

    1. Trauma-informed careBetter care for everyone
      Eva Purkey, Rupa Patel and Susan P. Phillips
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 170-172;
    2. Primary care experiences of women with a history of childhood trauma and chronic diseaseTrauma-informed care approach
      Eva Purkey, Rupa Patel, Tracey Beckett and Françoise Mathieu
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 204-211;
    3. Soins tenant compte des traumatismesDe meilleurs soins pour tous
      Eva Purkey, Rupa Patel and Susan P. Phillips
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 173-175;

R

  1. Ravalia, Mohamed

    1. Pathways to rural family practice at Memorial University of Newfoundland
      James Rourke, Danielle O’Keefe, Mohamed Ravalia, Scott Moffatt, Wanda Parsons, Norah Duggan, Katherine Stringer, Michael Jong, Kristin Harris Walsh and Janelle Hippe
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e115-e125;

  2. Rourke, James

    1. Pathways to rural family practice at Memorial University of Newfoundland
      James Rourke, Danielle O’Keefe, Mohamed Ravalia, Scott Moffatt, Wanda Parsons, Norah Duggan, Katherine Stringer, Michael Jong, Kristin Harris Walsh and Janelle Hippe
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e115-e125;

  3. Ryan, Bridget L.

    1. Patients’ perceptions of access to primary careAnalysis of the QUALICOPC Patient Experiences Survey
      Kamila Premji, Bridget L. Ryan, William E. Hogg and Walter P. Wodchis
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 212-220;

S

  1. Schwartz, Kevin L.

    1. Antimicrobial stewardship by family physicians
      Bradley J. Langford, Kevin L. Schwartz and Gary E. Garber
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 168-169;

  2. Singh, Harminder

    1. Understanding and communicating riskMeasures of outcome and the magnitude of benefits and harms
      Neil R. Bell, James A. Dickinson, Roland Grad, Harminder Singh, Danielle Kasperavicius and Brett D. Thombs
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 181-185;
    2. Comprendre et expliquer le risqueMesurer les résultats et l’ampleur des bienfaits et des préjudices
      Neil R. Bell, James A. Dickinson, Roland Grad, Harminder Singh, Danielle Kasperavicius and Brett D. Thombs
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 186-191;

  3. Stringer, Katherine

    1. Pathways to rural family practice at Memorial University of Newfoundland
      James Rourke, Danielle O’Keefe, Mohamed Ravalia, Scott Moffatt, Wanda Parsons, Norah Duggan, Katherine Stringer, Michael Jong, Kristin Harris Walsh and Janelle Hippe
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e115-e125;

T

  1. Thombs, Brett D.

    1. Understanding and communicating riskMeasures of outcome and the magnitude of benefits and harms
      Neil R. Bell, James A. Dickinson, Roland Grad, Harminder Singh, Danielle Kasperavicius and Brett D. Thombs
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 181-185;
    2. Comprendre et expliquer le risqueMesurer les résultats et l’ampleur des bienfaits et des préjudices
      Neil R. Bell, James A. Dickinson, Roland Grad, Harminder Singh, Danielle Kasperavicius and Brett D. Thombs
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 186-191;

V

  1. Vézina, François

    1. Indications for and clinical procedures resulting from magnetic resonance imaging of the knee in older patientsAre we choosing wisely?
      Marc-Etienne Parent, François Vézina, Nathalie Carrier and Ariel Masetto
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e126-e132;

W

  1. Walsh, Kristin Harris

    1. Pathways to rural family practice at Memorial University of Newfoundland
      James Rourke, Danielle O’Keefe, Mohamed Ravalia, Scott Moffatt, Wanda Parsons, Norah Duggan, Katherine Stringer, Michael Jong, Kristin Harris Walsh and Janelle Hippe
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) e115-e125;

  2. Watson, William

    1. Nonsuicidal self-injury in an adolescent patient
      Tina Hu and William Watson
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 192-194;
    2. Automutilation non suicidaire chez les adolescents
      Tina Hu and William Watson
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 195-197;

  3. Wodchis, Walter P.

    1. Patients’ perceptions of access to primary careAnalysis of the QUALICOPC Patient Experiences Survey
      Kamila Premji, Bridget L. Ryan, William E. Hogg and Walter P. Wodchis
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 212-220;

Z

  1. Zaharias, George

    1. What is narrative-based medicine?Narrative-based medicine 1
      George Zaharias
      Canadian Family Physician March 2018, 64 (3) 176-180;
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