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CFP Podcast2024 year-end reviewJoin Editor Dr Nick Pimlott and Deputy Editor Dr Sarah Fraser for their year-end review of some of the best and most interesting content in Canadian Family Physician for 2024. Sarah and Nick each chose half a dozen (okay, well Nick cheats just a bit) of their favorite articles to review and discuss why they think they are a worth a second look for CFP readers. Together the articles cover everything from practical clinical content, to research, to more reflective commentary and interviews. Below are the links to the articles Nick and Sarah discussed: https://www.cfp.ca/content/70/1/10...2024-12-1936 minCFP PodcastVirtual CareWhat is virtual care? What are the different types? Are some forms of virtual care better than others, depending on whether it is through the public or private system? In this CFP podcast, Dr Sarah Fraser and Dr Nick Pimlott interview Dr Sheryl Spithoff. She is the lead author of an important Commentary in our combined November-December issue, entitled “A typology of virtual primary care in Canada: making the implications clear”. Co-authors of the article were Dr Ewan Affelck and Dr Lindsay Hedden. 2024-12-0525 min
NBM Talks: Podcast from the Narrative-Based Medicine Lab"Conversations with a Fortunate Man" by Nick PimlottNick Pimlott shares a reflection on his early days as a family physician, touching on the influence of John Berger's classic book A Fortunate Man: The Story of a Country Doctor.
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Visit the Narrative-Based Medicine Lab to learn about our work and offerings.2024-10-1105 minNBM Talks: Podcast from the Narrative-Based Medicine LabA Conversation with Nick PimlottNBM Lab member and editor of Canadian Family Physician, Nick Pimlott, sat down with us to discuss his experiences as a family doctor and second career as a writer.
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Visit the Narrative-Based Medicine Lab to learn about our work and offerings.2024-10-1123 minCFP PodcastPerennial post-examination surprisesAs a family medicine teacher or Program Director, have you ever had a highly capable resident learner fail the Simulated Office Oral (SOO) portion of the CCFP examination? Have you ever wondered why that might happen? In the September CFP Podcast, Editor Dr Nick Pimlott interviews Dr Kendall Noel from the University of Ottawa about his article in the September issue of the journal entitled Perennial post-examination surprises. Together they take a deep dive into Dr Noel’s work on clinical reasoning, dual process theory and his hypothesis that “the intermediate effect” might account for the perennial exam surprise.2024-09-2628 min
Cosmic Bos Podcast ft. David Battenberg CakeMMC 2.6 - Plantlife Welcome to the Monthly Music Challenge podcast with Cosmic Bos, this is episode 2.6 Plantlife, and Nick and Andy are back! After being AWOL for several months, Professor Briiiiiiiiiiiian Cox found them in a small room just by the control room. It will all make sense when you listen to it. Come on a musical adventure with your hosts Cosmic Bos as we delve into the wonderful world of Plant themed music, containing some truly exceptional music by some of the greatest indie artists working today. Congratulations to John Serrano and James Slattery for...2024-09-011h 45CFP PodcastGraphic medicineHave you ever heard of graphic medicine? Have you wondered what is the difference between a comic and a cartoon? And how is this related to your work in the clinic? In this episode of the CFP podcast, Drs Nick Pimlott and Sarah Fraser interview author Susan MacLeod about all things graphic medicine. We dive into Susan’s professional experiences in government health communications and her transition into becoming an internationally acclaimed author. She then defines graphic medicine, gives us an overview of why it’s important, and how it relates to compassion and burnout in the health care syst...2024-08-2929 minCFP PodcastNavigating the landscape of health data, health informatics and digital health: a conversation with Dr Rashaad BhyatIn this episode of the CFP Podcast, join Deputy Editor Dr Sarah Fraser and Editor Dr Nick Pimlott in a wide-ranging discussion about health data, health informatics and digital health with Dr Rashaad Bhyat, a family physician and Senior Clinical Leader at the Centre for Clinical Innovation in Digital Health, a branch of Canada Health Infoway.2024-07-1151 min
Cosmic Bos Podcast ft. David Battenberg CakeMMC 2.5 - Funk Drunk LoveSo, this episode was meant to be out back on the 1st of June, but Nick and Andy from Cosmic Bos went AWOL so it was left up to me, Big Mic! to pull it all together so that you wonderful listeners and musician subs could hear it. Oh, it's Big Mic by the way, I've had to step in and start running the MMC Challenger, I have enlisted David Battenberg Cake and the Sexy German to go and press the buttons (not RUB the buttons as SG seems prone to doing) so that this episode made...2024-06-222h 19CFP PodcastDeprescribing sedatives: a discussion with two pharmacistsWhen are sleep aids indicated? What is the evidence behind melatonin? Why do sedatives put patients at risk for pneumonia? Learn all this and more in this week’s episode of the CFP Podcast. Drs Sarah Fraser and Nick Pimlott interview two pharmacists about the topic of insomnia and deprescribing sedatives. Dr David Gardner is a pharmacist and the Director of Research in Community Psychiatry at Dalhousie University and Dr. Stephanie Lynch is a pharmacist with a Family Health Team in the Department of Family Medicine at Queen’s University in Belleville, Ontario. In this podc...2024-06-1346 minCFP PodcastStaying human during residency trainingJoin CFP Editor, Dr. Nick Pimlott, and Deputy Editor, Dr. Sarah Fraser, as they interview Dr. Allan Peterkin on the release of the 25th anniversary edition of the book “Staying Human During Residency Training: How to Survive and Thrive after Medical School”, which he co-authored with Dr. Derek Puddester. They discuss topics ranging from the pervasiveness of burnout in medicine, the value of the medical humanities and narrative medicine, continuing to find meaning in medicine, and why the book, now in its seventh edition, remains a valuable resource on being and staying well, not just for residents, but for all...2024-05-3033 minCFP PodcastPlanetary health lens for primary careJoin CFP Deputy Editor, Dr. Sarah Fraser, and Editor, Dr. Nick Pimlott, as they interview Dr. Samantha Green and Dr. Ilona Hale about the concept of planetary health and the role that family doctors can and must play in ensuring it. Dr. Green is an academic family doctor in Toronto and the President-Elect of the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment (CAPE). Dr. Hale is a rural family physician in Kimberley, BC with a longstanding interest in and commitment to planetary health. The interview is based on a Commentary that Drs. Green and Hale co-authored with Dr. Meghan...2024-05-1628 min
Cosmic Bos Podcast ft. David Battenberg CakeMMC 2.4 - Animals Hello dear friend, welcome to the Monthly Music Challenge podcast with your hosts Cosmic Bos. This episode is MMC 2.4 - Animals For the fourth theme of the second year of the monthly music challenge, it felt only natural to come back down from Space (MMC 2.3 - Intergalactic) and go and spend some time with nature, chat to the birds for a bit, play 'fetch the random throwable object' with a dog, listen to the conforting ASMR sounds of a cat purring on your lap, and have the soothing tones of David Battenberg cake...2024-05-043h 30
Cosmic Bos Podcast ft. David Battenberg CakeMMC 2.3 - IntergalacticWelcome fellow Space Babies, to the Monthly Music Challenge podcast with your hosts Cosmic Bos. This episode is MMC 2.3 - Intergalactic. The third theme for 2024, was Intergalactic, and fellow humans, you are in for an out of this world experience right here on this very podcast, that's right, we are space bound, with the help of 19 other majestic musical wonders from around the globe, we will explore the sonic intergalactic highways and hear things we can only have dreamed of imagining, let's not waste any more time and climb aboard the MMC Challenger...2024-04-063h 52CFP PodcastThe future of family medicine in CanadaJoin CFP Editor Dr. Nick Pimlott as he interviews Dr. Alan Katz and Dr. Alex Singer, family physicians and family medicine researchers at the Max Rady College of Medicine, University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. Dr. Katz is a Professor in the Departments of Community Health Sciences and Family Medicine. Dr. Singer is an Associate Professor and the Director for the Office of Research & Quality Improvement, and the Director of the Manitoba Primary Care Research Network. The interview is based on a Commentary article in the March issue of the journal entitled “The Future of Family Medicine in Canada”. Together they...2024-03-1445 min
Cosmic Bos Podcast ft. David Battenberg CakeMMC 2.2 - Happiness Hello there! How are you? Welcome to the Monthly Music Challenge podcast with your hosts, Cosmic Bos. Here, I, David Battenberg cake, would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to this extra special episode of the Monthly Music Challenge podcast, all about me, David Battenberg cake, or, more specifically, Happiness, which I, David Battenberg cake, embody. For the second theme of the second year of the MMC, Cosmic Bos chose Happiness, and what a majestic choice that was, it has led to 29 of the finest songs, musical vegan nuggets...2024-03-024h 50
Cosmic Bos Podcast ft. David Battenberg CakeMMC 2.1 - First Impressions Welcome friends and lovers to the Monthly Music Challenge podcast with your hosts, Cosmic Bos. This is the first proper episode of the second season of the Monthly Music Challenge, and it has grown somewhat since last year. 30 songs for you! that's right, 30 songs made around the theme of 'First Impressions', and SPOILER ALERT! They are crispy amazeballs, absolutely all of them. Andy and Nick, Jackson, the brothers Cosmic, Bos, one S, are here to guide you through the delightful frist impressions from the most exciting up and coming musicians and artists that...2024-02-044h 26CFP PodcastQuality of Mind – An Interview with the 2023 Ian McWhinney Lecturer Dr. Iona HeathJoin Dr. Nick Pimlott and Dr. Sarah Fraser as they interview Dr. Iona Heath, the 2023 Dr. Ian McWhinney Lecturer at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University. Dr. Heath’s McWhinney Lecture was published in the December 2023 issue of the journal. They discuss Dr. Heath’s discovery of Ian McWhinney’s “Quality of Mind” – the title of her lecture – when she first read his Textbook of Family Medicine as a young general practitioner, his lifelong influence on her thinking and practice, and how his ideas about the essential values of family medicine can help guide the profession...2024-02-0150 minCFP PodcastThoughtful prescribing for patients with difficult-to-treat depressionJoin Dr Nick Pimlott for this episode of the CFP Podcast as he interviews Alex Crawley and Amy Soubolsky from the Rx Files Academic Detailing Program in Saskatchewan about the management of difficult-to-treat depression in primary care. The interview is based on an article published in the November issue of the journal entitled “Thoughtful prescribing for difficult to treat depression”. Mr. Crawley and Ms. Soubolsky are co-authors of the article with their colleague Jessica Visentin. Together they discuss a case-based careful step wise approach to this challenging area of clinical practice. 2023-11-3031 minCFP PodcastPEER simplified lipid guideline 2023 updateJoin Drs Nick Pimlott and Sarah Fraser as they co-host this CFP podcast on the new PEER Simplified Lipid Guideline: 2023 Update. They interview Dr Mike Kolber, lead author on the paper, which is published in October’s issue of the journal. They discuss the process of how he and his team developed these guidelines, and they take a deep dive into the evidence behind dyslipidemia screening, prevention, and treatment. Read the guidelines in English: https://www.cfp.ca/content/69/10/675. Access the guidelines in French: https://www.cfp.ca/content/69/10/e189. Check out the sy...2023-10-2646 minCFP PodcastScreening for primary prevention of fragility fractures: how much time does it take?Providing preventive care can be time consuming, and potential benefits have to be weighed against risks and costs. Dr Nick Pimlott interviews Drs Roland Grad, Donna Reynolds, and Guylène Thériault about their work on a new guideline on screening for fragility fractures and how the concept of “time needed to treat” is gaining importance in guideline development. Read their Prevention in Practice review article in the August 2023 issue of Canadian Family Physician in English (https://www.cfp.ca/content/69/8/537) or French (https://www.cfp.ca/content/69/8/e165). Access the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health...2023-08-3141 minCFP PodcastImportance of symptoms to the practice of family medicineSymptoms drive patients to seek primary care, but the fact that up to half never lead to a diagnosis is a challenge; it’s also an opportunity to refresh how symptoms are viewed in family medicine. Dr Nick Pimlott hosts a discussion with Dr Thomas Freeman and Dr Moira Stewart about the implications of paying greater attention to symptoms for patient care, research, and teaching. Check out their research on abdominal pain symptoms in the May 2023 issue of Canadian Family Physician: https://www.cfp.ca/content/69/5/341. Their informative essay on studying symptoms in family practice appeared in the...2023-06-0140 minCFP PodcastThe value of family medicineContinuous, longitudinal care results in better patient outcomes and health care savings, so how can this evidence be leveraged to address the crisis in family medicine? Dr Nick Pimlott Interviews Drs Michael Kolber, Tina Korownyk, and Jennifer Young about the case for investing in primary care. Read their article in the April 2023 issue of Canadian Family Physician: https://www.cfp.ca/content/69/4/269. 2023-04-2746 minCFP PodcastTeam-based care for patients with chronic noncancer painThe success of an innovative nurse-led program points to a way to rethink how family practices help patients manage chronic noncancer pain. Dr Nick Pimlott interviews Dr Hillel Finestone about the initiative and how other clinics could adopt this approach. Dr Finestone is a Professor in the Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Ottawa and a physiatrist at Élisabeth Bruyère Hospital. Read his article in the March issue of Canadian Family Physician and go to the CFPlus tab to access the tools highlighted in this episode: https://www.cfp.ca/content/69/3/e52.2023-04-1329 min
Cosmic Bos Podcast ft. David Battenberg CakeMMC 1.3 - Ignorance Welcome to the Monthly Music Challenge with Cosmic Bos Episode 1.3 - Ignorance Cosmic Bos (Nick and Andy Jackson) are the idiots here to take you through the 27 songs of the third month of the challenge. The main monthly theme was #Ignorance and 13 of the songs you will hear today were written around that idea. Thanks to the amazing people of Music Weeklies we managed to secure some other wonderful songs through the other hashtags of March 2023, and we also introduce a new section at the end of the podcast called Late S...2023-04-092h 44CFP PodcastProper timing of medication use in older patientsWith polypharmacy common among older patients, proper administration of medications and avoidance of drug-food interactions are extremely important. Dr Nick Pimlott interviews pharmacists Alex Crawley and Erin Yakiwchuk about everyday pitfalls, practical tips, and the value of team-based care in addressing these issues. Alex Crawley is Associate Director and Erin Yakiwchuk is a member of the RxFiles Academic Detailing Program at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. Read their article, “Improper administration. Silent culprit of drug therapy problems,” in the February 2023 issue of Canadian Family Physician. 2023-03-1624 minCFP PodcastHow primary care transformation could enhance the entire health systemSolutions to the health care crisis exist if political will can be found to change. Dr Rick Glazier shares inspiring insights on both the challenges and opportunities before us in this conversation with your host, Dr Nick Pimlott. Among his many roles, Dr Glazier is a family physician in Toronto, Ont, a renowned researcher, and a Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto. Read his related commentary in the January 2023 issue of Canadian Family Physician.2023-02-1642 minCFP PodcastMeaningful steps toward improving Indigenous healthConcrete actions designed to ensure health care aligns with the needs of Indigenous people and communities are the focus of this conversation that Dr Nick Pimlott hosts with Drs Mandy Buss and Veronica McKinney. They discuss the CFPC’s Declaration of Commitment to cultural safety and humility, key resources that support related learning in family medicine, and new tools being developed. Drs Buss and McKinney are members of the CFPC’s Indigenous Health Committee. Resources: Declaration of Commitment English: https://www.cfpc.ca/CFPC/media/Resources/Indigenous-Health/Declaration-of-Commitment-signed.pdf French: https://www.cfpc.ca/CFPC...2023-02-0243 minCFP PodcastFamily physician practice patterns during COVID-19 and future intentionsNew research shows that family practices were open and seeing patients at the height of the second wave of the pandemic—despite media reports to the contrary. Dr Nick Pimlott interviews Dr Tara Kiran about her important findings and opportunities to rethink how primary care is organized in Canada. Read the article in the November 2022 issue of Canadian Family Physician and share your thoughts on this episode at cfppodcast@cfpc.ca.2022-12-1528 minCFP PodcastThird Rail: Problems with medical publishing and peer review, part 2Flaws in the peer review process and opportunities for improvement are covered in part 2 of our interview with Dr Richard Smith, a well-known former editor of the BMJ. Hosts Dr Sarah Fraser and Dr Nick Pimlott ask Dr Smith about discrimination in peer review and the future of open access publishing.2022-11-1725 minCFP PodcastMaturation of the Rourke Baby RecordThe Rourke Baby Record, used across Canada today, is an early example of a clinical resource developed by family physicians for family physicians. Your host Dr Nick Pimlott chats with Drs Leslie and James Rourke about the tool’s origins, challenging aspects of its evolution, and its next iteration coming in 2024. Read the related commentary, “Knowledge mobilization for primary care,” in the October 2022 issue of Canadian Family Physician. 2022-11-1034 minCFP PodcastThird Rail: Problems with medical publishing and peer review, part 1Hard truths about medical journals are examined with unflinching honesty in part 1 of this discussion with Dr Richard Smith, a well-known former editor of the BMJ. Hosts Dr Sarah Fraser and Dr Nick Pimlott get Dr Smith’s take on how physicians consume journal articles, research quality, and what publications should strive to do.2022-11-0336 minCFP PodcastA vision for the development of primary care researchAs the North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) celebrates its 50th anniversary, Dr Nick Pimlott hosts Dr Vivian Ramsden in a chat about the organization’s success and plans for the future. Dr Ramsden, NAPCRG’s incoming president and the first nurse to serve in the role, shares insights about the evolution of patient-led research and the value of relationships in this work. Read Dr Ramsden’s commentary, “Fiftieth anniversary of NAPCRG,” in the September 2022 issue of Canadian Family Physician.2022-09-1922 min
Meet the Mancunian Podcast: social impact stories from ManchesterMen's mental health with Nick PimlottPresenting Season 3, Episode 6 of the #MeettheMancunian #podcast #mancunian #manchester #men's #mental health Hosted by Deepa Thomas-Sutcliffe (https://www.instagram.com/meetthemancunian/). This week's Mancunian guest is Nick Pimlott, Trustee, Mentell (https://www.mentell.org.uk/). Nick shares how Mentell provides circles for men to talk in a safe space. He shares how important it is to look after mental health like we do our physical health.
--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deepa-thomas-sutcliffe/message2022-08-3027 minCFP PodcastGoing against the status quo in screeningDo you struggle with knowing when and how to apply screening guidelines as part of providing preventive care? Dr Nick Pimlott digs into the challenges associated with teaching and learning these skills with 3 authors of “Going against the status quo in screening: call to action to improve teaching in preventive health care” from the May 2022 issue of Canadian Family Physician. This topic is particularly timely given discussions about perceived backlogs in screening tied to the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear intriguing insights from Dr Viola Antao, Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of T...2022-07-0737 minCFP PodcastRural anesthesia, surgery, and obstetric care in CanadaDr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. Stuart Iglesias, a retired rural family physician with anesthesia and surgical skills and tireless champion for high quality rural and remote medical care in Canada. Dr. Iglesias is a co-author of “Consensus statement on networks for high-quality rural anesthesia, surgery, and obstetric care in Canada” from the April 2022 issue of Canadian Family Physician. The consensus statement has been endorsed by the Canadian Association of General Surgeons (CAGS), the College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC), the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada, the Society of Rural Physicians of Canada (SRPC), the Association of Cana...2022-05-1832 minCFP PodcastThe pandemic and cervical cancer screeningDr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. Aisha Lofters and Dr. Sheila Dunn who are co-authors of a research article in the February issue of CFP on self-collected HPV swabs as a primary cervical cancer screening method. Dr. Lofters is a family physician and Chair in Implementation Science at Women's College Hospital and Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto. Dr. Dunn is a family physician and scientist at Women's College Research Institute, and Associate Professor and Clinician Investigator in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto. Read...2022-03-0825 minCFP PodcastDementia care in acute care settingsDr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. Chris Frank about his article in the January 2022 issue of CFP, "Dementia care in acute care settings" and the Geriatric Gems series. Dr. Frank is a family physician specializing in care of the elderly and palliative care at Queen's University in Kingston, ON. Read Dr. Frank's article in the January issue of Canadian Family Physician (CFP): Dementia Care in acute settings2022-02-0131 minCFP PodcastPrimer for artificial intelligence in primary careDr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. Jacqueline Kueper. Dr. Kueper is CFPC-AMS TechForward Fellow at the College of Family Physicians of Canada and a PhD candidate in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics and the Department of Computer Science at Western University. Read Dr. Kueper's commentary from the December issue of Canadian Family Physician (CFP): Primer for artificial intelligence in primary care2021-12-1719 minCFP PodcastCan you afford to keep practising during COVID-19?Dr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. Neil Bell and Dr. Philip Jacobs. Dr. Bell is a professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Alberta and Dr. Jacobs is Emeritus Professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Alberta. In this episode, Drs Bell and Jacobs discuss their article from the November issue of Canadian Family Physician (CFP): "Can you afford to keep practising? Family medicine finances transformed by COVID-19 in Alberta"2021-12-0220 minCFP PodcastCycling for healthDr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. Samantha Green, a family physician at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto and Faculty Lead in Climate Change and Health in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto. Dr. Green discusses the health benefits of cycling as well as its impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Read Dr. Green's article in the October issue of Canadian Family Physician (CFP): "Cycling for health: Improving health and mitigating the climate crisis"2021-10-2218 minCFP PodcastDefining the Specialist GeneralistDr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. Melissa Nutik, a family physician and Undergraduate Education Lead in the Office of Education Scholarship and Assistant Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto. Dr. Nutik discusses the undergraduate curriculum in medical school, student interest in family medicine and the hidden curriculum . Read Dr. Nutik's articles in the May 2021 issue of Canadian Family Physician (CFP): "Defining the specialist generalist" "Assessing undergraduate medical education through a generalist lens" This topic is also discussed by Dr. Pimlott in his May CFP editorial, "...2021-05-2025 minCFP PodcastCOVID-19 Global Pandemic and Family Medicine Ep# 10 - TunisiaFamily Medicine in the COVID-19 Global Pandemic A Podcast Partnership Between the Besrour Centre and Canadian Family Physician Using the Besrour Centre’s network of international partners, Dr. Christine Gibson interviews family physicians around the world who are helping to manage this pandemic, finding the common thread of humanity between those on each side of the mask. These stories are introduced by Dr. Nick Pimlott, Scientific Editor of Canadian Family Physician. Dr. Gibson is a family physician in Calgary, Alberta and is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Cumming School of Med...2020-07-2030 minCFP PodcastCOVID-19 Global Pandemic and Family Medicine Ep#9 - NepalFamily Medicine in the COVID-19 Global Pandemic A Podcast Partnership Between the Besrour Centre and Canadian Family Physician Using the Besrour Centre’s network of international partners, Dr. Christine Gibson interviews family physicians around the world who are helping to manage this pandemic, finding the common thread of humanity between those on each side of the mask. These stories are introduced by Dr. Nick Pimlott, Scientific Editor of Canadian Family Physician. Dr. Gibson is a family physician in Calgary, Alberta and is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Cumming School of Medic...2020-06-2539 minCFP PodcastCOVID-19 Global Pandemic and Family Medicine Ep#8 - EthiopiaFamily Medicine in the COVID-19 Global Pandemic A Podcast Partnership Between the Besrour Centre and Canadian Family Physician Using the Besrour Centre’s network of international partners, Dr. Christine Gibson interviews family physicians around the world who are helping to manage this pandemic, finding the common thread of humanity between those on each side of the mask. These stories are introduced by Dr. Nick Pimlott, Scientific Editor of Canadian Family Physician. Dr. Gibson is a family physician in Calgary, Alberta and is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Cumming School of Medic...2020-06-1828 minCFP PodcastCOVID-19 Global Pandemic and Family Medicine Ep#7 - RwandaFamily Medicine in the COVID-19 Global Pandemic A Podcast Partnership Between the Besrour Centre and Canadian Family Physician Using the Besrour Centre’s network of international partners, Dr. Christine Gibson interviews family physicians around the world who are helping to manage this pandemic, finding the common thread of humanity between those on each side of the mask. These stories are introduced by Dr. Nick Pimlott, Scientific Editor of Canadian Family Physician. Dr. Gibson is a family physician in Calgary, Alberta and is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Cumming School of Medic...2020-05-2137 minCFP PodcastCOVID-19 Global Pandemic and Family Medicine Ep#6 - ChinaFamily Medicine in the COVID-19 Global Pandemic A Podcast Partnership Between the Besrour Centre and Canadian Family Physician Using the Besrour Centre’s network of international partners, Dr. Christine Gibson interviews family physicians around the world who are helping to manage this pandemic, finding the common thread of humanity between those on each side of the mask. These stories are introduced by Dr. Nick Pimlott, Scientific Editor of Canadian Family Physician. Dr. Gibson is a family physician in Calgary, Alberta and is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Cumming School of Medic...2020-05-0639 minCFP PodcastCOVID-19 Global Pandemic and Family Medicine Ep#5 - IndonesiaFamily Medicine in the COVID-19 Global Pandemic A Podcast Partnership Between the Besrour Centre and Canadian Family Physician Using the Besrour Centre’s network of international partners, Dr. Christine Gibson interviews family physicians around the world who are helping to manage this pandemic, finding the common thread of humanity between those on each side of the mask. These stories are introduced by Dr. Nick Pimlott, Scientific Editor of Canadian Family Physician. Dr. Gibson is a family physician in Calgary, Alberta and is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Cumming School of Medi...2020-04-2638 minCFP PodcastCOVID-19 Global Pandemic and Family Medicine Ep#4 - BrazilFamily Medicine in the COVID-19 Global Pandemic A Podcast Partnership Between the Besrour Centre and Canadian Family Physician Using the Besrour Centre’s network of international partners, Dr. Christine Gibson interviews family physicians around the world who are helping to manage this pandemic, finding the common thread of humanity between those on each side of the mask. These stories are introduced by Dr. Nick Pimlott, Scientific Editor of Canadian Family Physician. Dr. Gibson is a family physician in Calgary, Alberta and is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Cumming School of Medi...2020-04-1039 minCFP PodcastCOVID-19 Global Pandemic and Family Medicine Ep#3 - AustraliaFamily Medicine in the COVID-19 Global Pandemic A Podcast Partnership Between the Besrour Centre and Canadian Family Physician Using the Besrour Centre’s network of international partners, Dr. Christine Gibson interviews family physicians around the world who are helping to manage this pandemic, finding the common thread of humanity between those on each side of the mask. These stories are introduced by Dr. Nick Pimlott, Scientific Editor of Canadian Family Physician. Dr. Gibson is a family physician in Calgary, Alberta and is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Cumming School of Medi...2020-04-0327 minCFP PodcastCOVID-19 Global Pandemic and Family Medicine Ep#2 - UgandaFamily Medicine in the COVID-19 Global Pandemic A Podcast Partnership Between the Besrour Centre and Canadian Family Physician Using the Besrour Centre’s network of international partners, Dr. Christine Gibson interviews family physicians around the world who are helping to manage this pandemic, finding the common thread of humanity between those on each side of the mask. These stories are introduced by Dr. Nick Pimlott, Scientific Editor of Canadian Family Physician. Dr. Gibson is a family physician in Calgary, Alberta and is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Cumming School of Medi...2020-03-3034 minCFP PodcastCOVID-19 Global Pandemic and Family Medicine Ep#1 - Saudi ArabiaFamily Medicine in the COVID-19 Global Pandemic A Podcast Partnership Between the Besrour Centre and Canadian Family Physician Using the Besrour Centre’s network of international partners, Dr. Christine Gibson interviews family physicians around the world who are helping to manage this pandemic, finding the common thread of humanity between those on each side of the mask. These stories are introduced by Dr. Nick Pimlott, Scientific Editor of Canadian Family Physician. Dr. Gibson is a family physician in Calgary, Alberta and is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Cumming School of Med...2020-03-2534 min
Photography Insights - important industry interviews by PhloggerInterview with landscape photographer Mark PimlottMark is a digital & film photographer who also shoots on pinhole too. His work is centred around landscapes but only in black & white. He presents these with a single focal point (usually) using long exposure.I urge you to check out his work as again its beautiful for someone who does this as a hobby. Do check out my website phlogger.co.uk as Mark has provided a collection of photos to show you.In this one we discuss: - long exposure - pinhole - trying portraiture - honey spot locations - when to sho...2020-02-121h 29CFP PodcastSocial accountability in family medicineDr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. Robert (Bob) Woollard, family physician, former Chair of the Department of Family Practice at UBC and winner of the 2019 W. Victor Johnston Award from the College of Family Physicians of Canada. Dr. Woollard discusses growing up in a small, rural community and how that has influenced his career in family medicine and his long-term commitment to social accountability, distributed medical education and rural and remote practice. 2020-02-1135 minCFP PodcastLeadership in Family MedicineDr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. Allan Grill, family physician and Physician Advisor at the College of Family Physicians of Canada. Dr. Grill has also been a contributing author to Canadian Family Physician. Dr. Grill discusses his leadership roles in family medicine, why he became a family physician, his career influences, participation in the Ontario Renal Network, and tips for other family physicians on how they can take on a larger leadership role. Dr. Grill’s most recent article in CFP, Approach to the detection and management of chronic kidney disease, appeared in the October 2018 issue. https://www.cfp...2020-01-0221 minCFP PodcastGlobal Health and The Besrour CentreDr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. David Ponka, family physician and Director of The Besrour Centre at the College of Family Physicians of Canada. Dr. Ponka discusses global health and the role of the Besrour Centre at the CFPC and its role in primary care in low and middle income countries. Dr. Ponka also talks about his experiences practicing family medicine with Doctors Without Borders. Dr. Ponka is the lead author of a paper that appears in the December 2019 CFP, entitled ‘Contrasting current challenges from the Brazilian and Canadian national health systems” https://www.cfp.ca/content...2019-12-1025 minCFP PodcastAppropriate screening in older patientsDr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. Roland Grad, a family physician and an Associate Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at McGill University in Montreal. He is also a member of the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care. Dr. Grad is the lead author of an article in the August issue of CFP from the Prevention in Practice series entitled, “Age to Stop - Appropriate Screening in Older Patients”. Read the full article here: https://www.cfp.ca/content/65/8/543 Read Dr. Grad’s blog that was mentioned in the interview, “Family Medicine and The Canadian Task Force on P...2019-09-1318 minCFP PodcastAI, machine learning and the future of family medicineDr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. Ross Upshur, author of a paper for Associated Medical Services Healthcare entitled, “Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and the Potential Impacts of the Practice of Family Medicine: A Briefing Document”. Ross presented his paper at the CFPC’s 2019 Leaders’ Forum and the topic was part of the July 2019 editorial in CFP, “Family physicians of the future redux. The robot will see you now?”. Read the July 2019 CFP editorial: https://www.cfp.ca/content/65/7/454 Read Dr. Upshur’s discussion paper: https://www.cfpc.ca/uploadedFiles/About_Us/Discussion-Paper-AI-Impacts-on-FM-AMS-CFPC-May2019.pdf2019-08-1627 minCFP PodcastNormal-weight central obesityDr. Nick Pimlott interviews Dr. John Bosomworth, author of a June 2019 Canadian Family Physician Clinical Review article entitled “Normal-weight central obesity: Unique hazard of the toxic waist”. Read the full article here: https://www.cfp.ca/content/65/6/399 2019-07-1930 minCFP PodcastManaging opioid use disorder in primary careJoin Dr. Nick Pimlott as he interviews Dr. Christina (Tina) Korownyk and Dr. Mike Allan, co-authors of a May 2019 Canadian Family Physician (CFP) Clinical Practice Guidelines article, “Managing opioid use disorder in primary care: PEER simplified guideline.” In addition to discussing the current guideline, Dr. Pimlott will explore the origins of the PEER Group and how they became involved in the development of clinical practice guidelines for family physicians. Read the full article: www.cfp.ca/content/65/5/3212019-06-2541 minCFP PodcastAddressing vaccine hesitancyIn this Podcast, Canadian Family Physician Scientific Editor Dr. Nick Pimlott, interviews Dr. Cindy Shen and Dr. Vinita Dubey, authors of a March 2019 CFP clinical review article, "Addressing vaccine hesitancy. Clinical guidance for primary care physicians working with parents". To read the full article: https://www.cfp.ca/content/65/3/1752019-06-0415 min