A podcast series and accompanying study notes for the Canadian Certification Examination in Family Medicine, and practice beyond. #FOAMED
Co-host: Dr. Chris Beavington (FMR3 in Sports and Exercise Medicine)
This week, Dr. Chris Beavington tackles the orthopedic content for the Family Medicine examination.
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Co-host: Dr. Mike Kirlew
All that wheezes is not asthma! But it's a good place to start.
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Co-host: Dr. Mike Kirlew
This week, Mike and I discuss cancer care. The best takeaway from this talk: sometimes patients can disappear into a "cancer blackhole" when they're diagnosed, where they're busy with specialist appointment after specialist appointment. Consider pre-booking appointments with these patients at regular intervals to help them navigate the process, discuss any issues that might pop up (don't forget, depression is very common), and remember: their non-cancer health continues - they still need ongoing preventative screening for other conditions!
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Co-host: Dr. Mike Kirlew
This week, Mike and I discuss how to approach the common presenting complaint of "we've been trying, but we can't seem to get pregnant... help us!"
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Co-host: Dr. Mike Kirlew
Remember: H. pylori serology does not indicate current infection!
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Co-host: Dr. Mike Kirlew
Happy Thanksgiving!
(This talk was recorded in July 2016 — it's a good one!)
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Co-host: Dr. Mike Kirlew
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Co-host: Dr. Mike Kirlew
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Co-host: Dr. Mike Kirlew
This week Mike and I talk Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT). This topic overlaps with pulmonary embolism (PE) somewhat, which we've already discussed as part of the talk on Chest Pain.
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Guest hosts: Dr. Sonali Srivastava, Dr. Mark Karanofksy — Family physician at Jewish General Hospital (McGill University training site)
This week, we have a special episode for you! A special thank you to guest hosts Dr. Srivastava and Karanofksy, who chat about Simulated Office Orals (SOOs), a core part of the CCFP examination. Bullet points are included below:
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Co-host: Dr. Mike Kirlew
This week we talk about fever, which is a super common presenting complaint both in Primary Care and in the Emergency Department. Most of the CCFP exam's focus seems to be on children with fever, but we talk about a few other related conditions as well that can occur in adults.
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