Table of Contents

September 01, 2018; Volume 64,Issue 9

A

  1. Ahnadzadeh, Arezoo

    1. Dying aloneAn Indigenous man’s journey at the end of life
      Cara Bablitz, Arezoo Ahnadzadeh and Sarah Burton MacLeod
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 667-668;

B

  1. Bablitz, Cara

    1. Dying aloneAn Indigenous man’s journey at the end of life
      Cara Bablitz, Arezoo Ahnadzadeh and Sarah Burton MacLeod
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 667-668;

  2. Bell, Neil R.

    1. Surdiagnostic : causes et conséquences en soins primaires
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e373-e379;
    2. Overdiagnosis: causes and consequences in primary health care
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 654-659;

  3. Breton, Mylaine

    1. Snapshot of the primary care waiting roomInforming practice redesign to align with the Patient’s Medical Home model
      Jeannie Haggerty, Martin Fortin and Mylaine Breton
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e407-e413;

C

  1. Charbonneau, Guillaume

    1. La mise à jour du Centre de médecine de famille
      Guillaume Charbonneau
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 702;
    2. Patient’s Medical Home update
      Guillaume Charbonneau
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 701;

D

  1. Dalgarno, Nancy

    1. Exploring family medicine preceptor and resident perceptions of medical assistance in dying and desires for education
      Susan MacDonald, Sarah LeBlanc, Nancy Dalgarno, Karen Schultz, Emily Johnston, Mary Martin and Daniel Zimmerman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e400-e406;

  2. Davidson, Jana

    1. Second-generation antipsychotics in childrenRisks and monitoring needs
      Clare Lambert, Constadina Panagiotopoulos, Jana Davidson and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 660-662;
    2. Antipsychotiques de deuxième génération chez l’enfantRisques et exigences en matière de surveillance
      Clare Lambert, Constadina Panagiotopoulos, Jana Davidson and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 663-666;

  3. Dickinson, James A.

    1. Surdiagnostic : causes et conséquences en soins primaires
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e373-e379;
    2. Overdiagnosis: causes and consequences in primary health care
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 654-659;

  4. Downie, Jocelyn

    1. Time to clarify Canada’s medical assistance in dying law
      D.A. (Gus) Grant and Jocelyn Downie
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 641-642;
    2. Précisions nécessaires dans la loi du Canada sur l’aide médicale à mourir
      D.A. (Gus) Grant and Jocelyn Downie
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e364-e365;

F

  1. Fortin, Martin

    1. Snapshot of the primary care waiting roomInforming practice redesign to align with the Patient’s Medical Home model
      Jeannie Haggerty, Martin Fortin and Mylaine Breton
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e407-e413;

  2. Froyman, Cristi

    1. Nortriptyline safer than amitriptyline?
      Cait O’Sullivan and Cristi Froyman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 634-636;

G

  1. Garcia-Rodriguez, Juan Antonio

    1. Below-knee castCasting Immobilization Series for Primary Care
      Juan Antonio Garcia-Rodriguez, Peter David Longino and Ian Johnston
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 670-673;

  2. Goldman, Ran D.

    1. Second-generation antipsychotics in childrenRisks and monitoring needs
      Clare Lambert, Constadina Panagiotopoulos, Jana Davidson and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 660-662;
    2. Antipsychotiques de deuxième génération chez l’enfantRisques et exigences en matière de surveillance
      Clare Lambert, Constadina Panagiotopoulos, Jana Davidson and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 663-666;

  3. Grad, Roland

    1. Surdiagnostic : causes et conséquences en soins primaires
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e373-e379;
    2. Overdiagnosis: causes and consequences in primary health care
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 654-659;

  4. Grant, D.A. (Gus)

    1. Time to clarify Canada’s medical assistance in dying law
      D.A. (Gus) Grant and Jocelyn Downie
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 641-642;
    2. Précisions nécessaires dans la loi du Canada sur l’aide médicale à mourir
      D.A. (Gus) Grant and Jocelyn Downie
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e364-e365;

  5. Green, Stefanie

    1. Reasons for requesting medical assistance in dying
      Ellen Wiebe, Jessica Shaw, Stefanie Green, Konia Trouton and Michaela Kelly
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 674-679;

  6. Groulx, Stéphane

    1. Surdiagnostic : causes et conséquences en soins primaires
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e373-e379;
    2. Overdiagnosis: causes and consequences in primary health care
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 654-659;

H

  1. Haggerty, Jeannie

    1. Snapshot of the primary care waiting roomInforming practice redesign to align with the Patient’s Medical Home model
      Jeannie Haggerty, Martin Fortin and Mylaine Breton
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e407-e413;

  2. Hofmeister, Martin

    1. Kratom case report
      Martin Hofmeister
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 636;

  3. Holmes, Sheila

    1. Providing medical assistance in dyingPractice perspectives
      Jessica Shaw, Ellen Wiebe, Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly and Alanna Just
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e394-e399;
    2. Exploring the experience of supporting a loved one through a medically assisted death in Canada
      Sheila Holmes, Ellen Wiebe, Jessica Shaw, Amelia Nuhn, Alanna Just and Michaela Kelly
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e387-e393;
    3. Experiences and perspectives of people who pursued medical assistance in dyingQualitative study in Vancouver, BC
      Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly, Alanna Just, Jessica Shaw and Ellen Wiebe
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e380-e386;

  4. Hopkins, Jessica

    1. Radon gas
      Jessica Hopkins
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 634;

J

  1. Johnston, Emily

    1. Exploring family medicine preceptor and resident perceptions of medical assistance in dying and desires for education
      Susan MacDonald, Sarah LeBlanc, Nancy Dalgarno, Karen Schultz, Emily Johnston, Mary Martin and Daniel Zimmerman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e400-e406;

  2. Johnston, Ian

    1. Below-knee castCasting Immobilization Series for Primary Care
      Juan Antonio Garcia-Rodriguez, Peter David Longino and Ian Johnston
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 670-673;

  3. Just, Alanna

    1. Providing medical assistance in dyingPractice perspectives
      Jessica Shaw, Ellen Wiebe, Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly and Alanna Just
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e394-e399;
    2. Exploring the experience of supporting a loved one through a medically assisted death in Canada
      Sheila Holmes, Ellen Wiebe, Jessica Shaw, Amelia Nuhn, Alanna Just and Michaela Kelly
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e387-e393;
    3. Experiences and perspectives of people who pursued medical assistance in dyingQualitative study in Vancouver, BC
      Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly, Alanna Just, Jessica Shaw and Ellen Wiebe
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e380-e386;

K

  1. Kelly, Michaela

    1. Reasons for requesting medical assistance in dying
      Ellen Wiebe, Jessica Shaw, Stefanie Green, Konia Trouton and Michaela Kelly
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 674-679;
    2. Providing medical assistance in dyingPractice perspectives
      Jessica Shaw, Ellen Wiebe, Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly and Alanna Just
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e394-e399;
    3. Exploring the experience of supporting a loved one through a medically assisted death in Canada
      Sheila Holmes, Ellen Wiebe, Jessica Shaw, Amelia Nuhn, Alanna Just and Michaela Kelly
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e387-e393;
    4. Experiences and perspectives of people who pursued medical assistance in dyingQualitative study in Vancouver, BC
      Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly, Alanna Just, Jessica Shaw and Ellen Wiebe
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e380-e386;

  2. Kolber, Michael R.

    1. Do PCSK9 inhibitors reduce cardiovascular events?
      Michael R. Kolber, Tony Nickonchuk and Ricky Turgeon
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 669;

L

  1. Ladouceur, Roger

    1. Léopold and his request for medical assistance in dying
      Roger Ladouceur
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e414-e415;
    2. Léopold et sa demande d’aide à mourir
      Roger Ladouceur
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 680-681;
    3. Euthanasia and suicide
      Roger Ladouceur
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 631;
    4. Euthanasie et suicide
      Roger Ladouceur
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 633;

  2. Lambert, Clare

    1. Second-generation antipsychotics in childrenRisks and monitoring needs
      Clare Lambert, Constadina Panagiotopoulos, Jana Davidson and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 660-662;
    2. Antipsychotiques de deuxième génération chez l’enfantRisques et exigences en matière de surveillance
      Clare Lambert, Constadina Panagiotopoulos, Jana Davidson and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 663-666;

  3. LeBlanc, Sarah

    1. Exploring family medicine preceptor and resident perceptions of medical assistance in dying and desires for education
      Susan MacDonald, Sarah LeBlanc, Nancy Dalgarno, Karen Schultz, Emily Johnston, Mary Martin and Daniel Zimmerman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e400-e406;

  4. Lee, Linda

    1. Optimizing medications in older adults with cognitive impairmentConsiderations for primary care clinicians
      Linda Lee, Tejal Patel, Frank Molnar and Dallas Seitz
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 646-652;
    2. Optimisation de la pharmacothérapie chez les personnes âgées qui présentent un déficit cognitifFacteurs dont les cliniciens de première ligne doivent tenir compte
      Linda Lee, Tejal Patel, Frank Molnar and Dallas Seitz
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e366-e372;

  5. Lemire, Francine

    1. Celebrating all the family medicine teachers
      Francine Lemire
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 704;
    2. Hommage à tous les enseignants et enseignantes en médecine de famille
      Francine Lemire
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 703;

  6. Longino, Peter David

    1. Below-knee castCasting Immobilization Series for Primary Care
      Juan Antonio Garcia-Rodriguez, Peter David Longino and Ian Johnston
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 670-673;

M

  1. MacDonald, Susan

    1. Exploring family medicine preceptor and resident perceptions of medical assistance in dying and desires for education
      Susan MacDonald, Sarah LeBlanc, Nancy Dalgarno, Karen Schultz, Emily Johnston, Mary Martin and Daniel Zimmerman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e400-e406;

  2. MacLeod, Sarah Burton

    1. Dying aloneAn Indigenous man’s journey at the end of life
      Cara Bablitz, Arezoo Ahnadzadeh and Sarah Burton MacLeod
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 667-668;

  3. Martin, Mary

    1. Exploring family medicine preceptor and resident perceptions of medical assistance in dying and desires for education
      Susan MacDonald, Sarah LeBlanc, Nancy Dalgarno, Karen Schultz, Emily Johnston, Mary Martin and Daniel Zimmerman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e400-e406;

  4. Molnar, Frank

    1. Optimizing medications in older adults with cognitive impairmentConsiderations for primary care clinicians
      Linda Lee, Tejal Patel, Frank Molnar and Dallas Seitz
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 646-652;
    2. Optimisation de la pharmacothérapie chez les personnes âgées qui présentent un déficit cognitifFacteurs dont les cliniciens de première ligne doivent tenir compte
      Linda Lee, Tejal Patel, Frank Molnar and Dallas Seitz
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e366-e372;

N

  1. Nickonchuk, Tony

    1. Do PCSK9 inhibitors reduce cardiovascular events?
      Michael R. Kolber, Tony Nickonchuk and Ricky Turgeon
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 669;

  2. Nuhn, Amelia

    1. Providing medical assistance in dyingPractice perspectives
      Jessica Shaw, Ellen Wiebe, Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly and Alanna Just
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e394-e399;
    2. Exploring the experience of supporting a loved one through a medically assisted death in Canada
      Sheila Holmes, Ellen Wiebe, Jessica Shaw, Amelia Nuhn, Alanna Just and Michaela Kelly
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e387-e393;
    3. Experiences and perspectives of people who pursued medical assistance in dyingQualitative study in Vancouver, BC
      Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly, Alanna Just, Jessica Shaw and Ellen Wiebe
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e380-e386;

O

  1. O’Sullivan, Cait

    1. Nortriptyline safer than amitriptyline?
      Cait O’Sullivan and Cristi Froyman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 634-636;

P

  1. Panagiotopoulos, Constadina

    1. Second-generation antipsychotics in childrenRisks and monitoring needs
      Clare Lambert, Constadina Panagiotopoulos, Jana Davidson and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 660-662;
    2. Antipsychotiques de deuxième génération chez l’enfantRisques et exigences en matière de surveillance
      Clare Lambert, Constadina Panagiotopoulos, Jana Davidson and Ran D. Goldman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 663-666;

  2. Patel, Tejal

    1. Optimizing medications in older adults with cognitive impairmentConsiderations for primary care clinicians
      Linda Lee, Tejal Patel, Frank Molnar and Dallas Seitz
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 646-652;
    2. Optimisation de la pharmacothérapie chez les personnes âgées qui présentent un déficit cognitifFacteurs dont les cliniciens de première ligne doivent tenir compte
      Linda Lee, Tejal Patel, Frank Molnar and Dallas Seitz
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e366-e372;

R

  1. Reid, Tony

    1. Reflections from a provider of medical assistance in dying
      Tony Reid
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 639-640;
    2. Réflexions d’un fournisseur de l’aide médicale à mourir
      Tony Reid
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 644-645;

S

  1. Schultz, Karen

    1. Exploring family medicine preceptor and resident perceptions of medical assistance in dying and desires for education
      Susan MacDonald, Sarah LeBlanc, Nancy Dalgarno, Karen Schultz, Emily Johnston, Mary Martin and Daniel Zimmerman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e400-e406;

  2. Schuster, Tibor

    1. Questionnaire instrument development in primary health care researchA plea for the use of Bayesian inference
      Hao Zhang and Tibor Schuster
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 699-700;

  3. Seitz, Dallas

    1. Optimizing medications in older adults with cognitive impairmentConsiderations for primary care clinicians
      Linda Lee, Tejal Patel, Frank Molnar and Dallas Seitz
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 646-652;
    2. Optimisation de la pharmacothérapie chez les personnes âgées qui présentent un déficit cognitifFacteurs dont les cliniciens de première ligne doivent tenir compte
      Linda Lee, Tejal Patel, Frank Molnar and Dallas Seitz
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e366-e372;

  4. Shaw, Jessica

    1. Reasons for requesting medical assistance in dying
      Ellen Wiebe, Jessica Shaw, Stefanie Green, Konia Trouton and Michaela Kelly
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 674-679;
    2. Providing medical assistance in dyingPractice perspectives
      Jessica Shaw, Ellen Wiebe, Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly and Alanna Just
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e394-e399;
    3. Exploring the experience of supporting a loved one through a medically assisted death in Canada
      Sheila Holmes, Ellen Wiebe, Jessica Shaw, Amelia Nuhn, Alanna Just and Michaela Kelly
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e387-e393;
    4. Experiences and perspectives of people who pursued medical assistance in dyingQualitative study in Vancouver, BC
      Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly, Alanna Just, Jessica Shaw and Ellen Wiebe
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e380-e386;

  5. Singh, Harminder

    1. Surdiagnostic : causes et conséquences en soins primaires
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e373-e379;
    2. Overdiagnosis: causes and consequences in primary health care
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 654-659;

  6. Szafran, Olga

    1. Surdiagnostic : causes et conséquences en soins primaires
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e373-e379;
    2. Overdiagnosis: causes and consequences in primary health care
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 654-659;

T

  1. Thériault, Guylène

    1. Surdiagnostic : causes et conséquences en soins primaires
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e373-e379;
    2. Overdiagnosis: causes and consequences in primary health care
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 654-659;

  2. Trouton, Konia

    1. Reasons for requesting medical assistance in dying
      Ellen Wiebe, Jessica Shaw, Stefanie Green, Konia Trouton and Michaela Kelly
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 674-679;

  3. Turgeon, Ricky

    1. Do PCSK9 inhibitors reduce cardiovascular events?
      Michael R. Kolber, Tony Nickonchuk and Ricky Turgeon
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 669;

U

  1. Upfold, Jane

    1. Not my quality
      Jane Upfold
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 634;

W

  1. Wiebe, Ellen

    1. Reasons for requesting medical assistance in dying
      Ellen Wiebe, Jessica Shaw, Stefanie Green, Konia Trouton and Michaela Kelly
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 674-679;
    2. Providing medical assistance in dyingPractice perspectives
      Jessica Shaw, Ellen Wiebe, Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly and Alanna Just
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e394-e399;
    3. Exploring the experience of supporting a loved one through a medically assisted death in Canada
      Sheila Holmes, Ellen Wiebe, Jessica Shaw, Amelia Nuhn, Alanna Just and Michaela Kelly
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e387-e393;
    4. Experiences and perspectives of people who pursued medical assistance in dyingQualitative study in Vancouver, BC
      Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly, Alanna Just, Jessica Shaw and Ellen Wiebe
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e380-e386;

  2. Wilson, Brenda J.

    1. Surdiagnostic : causes et conséquences en soins primaires
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e373-e379;
    2. Overdiagnosis: causes and consequences in primary health care
      Harminder Singh, James A. Dickinson, Guylène Thériault, Roland Grad, Stéphane Groulx, Brenda J. Wilson, Olga Szafran and Neil R. Bell
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 654-659;

Z

  1. Zhang, Hao

    1. Questionnaire instrument development in primary health care researchA plea for the use of Bayesian inference
      Hao Zhang and Tibor Schuster
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) 699-700;

  2. Zimmerman, Daniel

    1. Exploring family medicine preceptor and resident perceptions of medical assistance in dying and desires for education
      Susan MacDonald, Sarah LeBlanc, Nancy Dalgarno, Karen Schultz, Emily Johnston, Mary Martin and Daniel Zimmerman
      Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e400-e406;
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