Third Rail: Data dispel myths about generational practice patterns

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The popular narrative about newer cohorts of family physicians working less than their predecessors is disputed by data published in 2022. In this Third Rail edition of the CFP Podcast, Dr Sarah Fraser interviews Dr Ruth Lavergne, a researcher at Dalhousie University, about her findings and ideas for strengthening primary care—which include supporting longitudinal care, addressing administrative workloads, and moving away from the unhelpful focus on generational differences.

Read Dr Lavergne’s research article in the Canadian Medical Association Journal at https://www.cmaj.ca/content/194/48/E1639.

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Third Rail: Data dispel myths about generational practice patterns

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published 2 years ago

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Read Dr Lavergne’s research article in the Canadian Medical Association Journal at https://www.cmaj.ca/content/194/48/E1639.

76 episodes

#Science #Medicine #Canada #Familymedicine #Medical #Medicaljournal #Research #Fitness #Dr. Nicholas Pimlott #Dr. Sarah Fraser #Canadian Family Physician CFP

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Deprescribing sedatives: a discussion with two pharmacists 46:15

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Cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia 25:34

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Quality of Mind – An Interview with the 2023 Ian McWhinney Lecturer Dr. Iona Heath 50:16

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PEER simplified lipid guideline 2023 update 46:15

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Social accountability in family medicine 27:20

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Screening for primary prevention of fragility fractures: how much time does it take? 41:05

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Third Rail: Physician Wellness 53:49

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Third Rail: Gender-affirming care and 2SLGBTQ+ health, part 2 26:43

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Third Rail: Gender-affirming care and 2SLGBTQ+ health, part 1 22:24

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Importance of symptoms to the practice of family medicine 40:56

2 years ago40:56

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The value of family medicine 46:48

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Team-based care for patients with chronic noncancer pain 29:27

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Third Rail: Data dispel myths about generational practice patterns 26:22

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The popular narrative about newer cohorts of family physicians working less than their predecessors is disputed by data published in 2022. In this Third Rail edition of the CFP Podcast , Dr Sarah Fraser interviews Dr Ruth Lavergne, a researcher at Dalhousie University, about her findings and ideas for strengthening primary care—which include supporting longitudinal care, addressing administrative workloads, and moving away from the unhelpful focus on generational differences. Read Dr Lavergne’s research article in the Canadian Medical Association Journal at https://www.cmaj.ca/content/194/48/E1639 .…

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