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February 01, 2019; Volume 65,Issue 2

  1. Boulet, Louis-Philippe

    1. Nouvel outil factuel pour orienter la création de plans d’action pour l’asthme chez les adultes
      Andrew Kouri, Alan Kaplan, Louis-Philippe Boulet and Samir Gupta
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) e51-e55;
    2. New evidence-based tool to guide the creation of asthma action plans for adults
      Andrew Kouri, Alan Kaplan, Louis-Philippe Boulet and Samir Gupta
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) 103-106;

  2. Buchman, Sandy

    1. Do family health clinics provide primary-level palliative care in Ontario and the eastern regions of Quebec?
      Bruno Gagnon, Sandy Buchman, Anum Irfan Khan, Marnie MacKinnon, Sara Urowitz, Tara Walton, Marie Immacula Fabienne Cléophat-Jolicoeur and José Pereira
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) 118-124;

  3. Cargill, Darren

    1. Focused practices are complementary to comprehensive care
      Darren Cargill
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) 90;

  4. Casais, Natalia Arias

    1. How often do both core competencies of shared decision making occur in family medicine teaching clinics?
      Gisèle Diendéré, Selma Chipenda Dansokho, Rhéa Rocque, Anne-Sophie Julien, France Légaré, Luc Côté, Sonia Mahmoudi, Philippe Jacob, Natalia Arias Casais, Laurie Pilote, Roland Grad, Anik M.C. Giguère and Holly O. Witteman
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) e64-e75;

  5. Chase, Claudette

    1. Dangerous ideasTop 4 proposals presented at Family Medicine Forum
      Marilyn Crabtree, Steven Lipari, Margaret J. McGregor, Claudette Chase and Christopher C. Frank
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) 95-96;
    2. Amazing idea: Train lay dispensers of opioids
      Claudette Chase
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) 96;
    3. Idée formidable : Former des dispensateurs d’opioïdes non professionnels
      Claudette Chase
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) 102;
    4. Idées dangereusesLes 4 meilleures propositions présentées au Forum en médecine familiale
      Marilyn Crabtree, Steven Lipari, Margaret J. McGregor, Claudette Chase and Christopher C. Frank
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) 100-101;

  6. Cleophat-jolicoeur, Marie Immacula Fabienne

    1. Do family health clinics provide primary-level palliative care in Ontario and the eastern regions of Quebec?
      Bruno Gagnon, Sandy Buchman, Anum Irfan Khan, Marnie MacKinnon, Sara Urowitz, Tara Walton, Marie Immacula Fabienne Cléophat-Jolicoeur and José Pereira
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) 118-124;

  7. Cote, Luc

    1. How often do both core competencies of shared decision making occur in family medicine teaching clinics?
      Gisèle Diendéré, Selma Chipenda Dansokho, Rhéa Rocque, Anne-Sophie Julien, France Légaré, Luc Côté, Sonia Mahmoudi, Philippe Jacob, Natalia Arias Casais, Laurie Pilote, Roland Grad, Anik M.C. Giguère and Holly O. Witteman
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) e64-e75;

  8. Crabtree, Marilyn

    1. Dangerous ideasTop 4 proposals presented at Family Medicine Forum
      Marilyn Crabtree, Steven Lipari, Margaret J. McGregor, Claudette Chase and Christopher C. Frank
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) 95-96;
    2. Idées dangereusesLes 4 meilleures propositions présentées au Forum en médecine familiale
      Marilyn Crabtree, Steven Lipari, Margaret J. McGregor, Claudette Chase and Christopher C. Frank
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) 100-101;

  9. Dansokho, Selma Chipenda

    1. How often do both core competencies of shared decision making occur in family medicine teaching clinics?
      Gisèle Diendéré, Selma Chipenda Dansokho, Rhéa Rocque, Anne-Sophie Julien, France Légaré, Luc Côté, Sonia Mahmoudi, Philippe Jacob, Natalia Arias Casais, Laurie Pilote, Roland Grad, Anik M.C. Giguère and Holly O. Witteman
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) e64-e75;

  10. Diendere, Gisèle

    1. How often do both core competencies of shared decision making occur in family medicine teaching clinics?
      Gisèle Diendéré, Selma Chipenda Dansokho, Rhéa Rocque, Anne-Sophie Julien, France Légaré, Luc Côté, Sonia Mahmoudi, Philippe Jacob, Natalia Arias Casais, Laurie Pilote, Roland Grad, Anik M.C. Giguère and Holly O. Witteman
      Canadian Family Physician February 2019; 65 (2) e64-e75;
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