Catherine Cervin MD CCFP FCFP MAEd Virtual care holds incredible promise. At its best it
supports the access, continuity, communication, and collaboration integral to …

Dear Colleagues, At the time of writing, the Canadian Medical Association, the Royal
College, and the CFPC are finalizing a report on virtual care (VC) in medical practice. Virtual …

Doctors in Ontario are concerned about the growth of virtual care walk-in clinics and are
calling on the province's government to support family doctors in offering virtual care for …

Shirley Schipper MD CCFP FCFP When I became President in November 2019, I imagined
a year of visiting family physicians in communities across Canada, meeting leaders and their …

I believe Virtual Care married with in person care will be here to stay. Virtual Care has strong
benefits in a pandemic. In-person care is still the bedrock of Family Physicians. With some …

Almost overnight, with a pandemic and the creation of a few new billing codes, the sacred
institution of the in-person visit has all but disappeared from family practice. Over 90% of …

Canada is a long way from having the virtual care that is available in other countries,
according to a national task force examining why most Canadians still can't book medical …

Context: COVID-19 led to a rapid uptake of virtual care appointments (telephone and video)
in primary care (PC). Decisions on the future of virtual care need to consider patients' …

In response to Dr Nicholas Pimlott's editorial, 1 I believe virtual care married with in-person
care will be here to stay. Virtual care has strong benefits in a pandemic, but in-person care is …

Should You Treat Patients Virtually? | AAFP Advertisement search close brand logo As virtual
visits become more popular, physicians should consider their value and what it would take to …