freewheeler

I don't like provincial governments trying to create further division among and within specialties.

who the f** even knows what quarms is when they're in high school?
 
put together the best application you can and don't give a crap whether you get in or not. if you're on a premed forum stressing about quarms in high school, you'll probably get in during undergrad unless you elect to pursue other options.

I mean yes, it's sad that someone who invested that much time and effort into their training to become an oncologist is now no longer able to practice, but also don't date your patients. It's something that is communicated to us quite clearly on a routine basis.
While I have no interest in observing the downfall of a colleague, it is reassuring to see that she didn't get a free pass.

Accept the weight gain and hospital vending machines at 3 am when there's nothing else available if you didn't pack anything.

The WASP kind.

what do you think?

what do you think?

what do you think?

If you can't celebrate someone else's achievement then just keep your head down and improve your own life. No need to throw shade at them.

This is the closest to what you're looking for:
https://www.cfp.ca/content/cfp/62/2/131.full.pdf
https://canadiantaskforce.ca/guidelines/published-guidelines/
 
In terms of knowledge in daily practice you'd probably want to familiarize yourself with the following.
Peds: rourke, vaccination guidelines
IM: diabetes canada guidelines, canadian cardiovascular society guidelines, hypertension canada guidelines
Cancer: cervical, breast, colorectal in above links, generally don't screen for others in canada
Other: chronic non-cancer pain guidelines from McMaster 2017, topalbertadoctors.org has good primary care flowcharts for common issues, choosing wisely canada has many recommendations, CANMAT guidelines for depression and anxiety, bugs and drugs for antibiotic recommendations, Rxfiles if you want an book with tables comparing drugs within categories with regards to side effects, costs, etc.
 
 

This is the closest to what you're looking for:
https://www.cfp.ca/content/cfp/62/2/131.full.pdf
https://canadiantaskforce.ca/guidelines/published-guidelines/
 
In terms of knowledge in daily practice you'd probably want to familiarize yourself with the following.
Peds: rourke, vaccination guidelines
IM: diabetes canada guidelines, canadian cardiovascular society guidelines, hypertension canada guidelines
Cancer: cervical, breast, colorectal in above links, generally don't screen for others in canada
Other: chronic non-cancer pain guidelines from McMaster 2017, topalbertadoctors.org has good primary care flowcharts for common issues, choosing wisely canada has many recommendations, CANMAT guidelines for depression and anxiety, bugs and drugs for antibiotic recommendations, Rxfiles if you want an book with tables comparing drugs within categories with regards to side effects, costs, etc.
 
 

Do you feel a compulsive need for others to think you are the smartest person in the room? Do you love working inhumane hours? Do you have the personality of a walking textbook? 
If yes to the above do GIM.
Otherwise do hospitalist which is a dumping ground for internal medicine when their ward is getting full.

Do you feel a compulsive need for others to think you are the smartest person in the room? Do you love working inhumane hours? Do you have the personality of a walking textbook? 
If yes to the above do GIM.
Otherwise do hospitalist which is a dumping ground for internal medicine when their ward is getting full.

Let us know what the beaches in the caribbean are like

Do you feel a compulsive need for others to think you are the smartest person in the room? Do you love working inhumane hours? Do you have the personality of a walking textbook? 
If yes to the above do GIM.
Otherwise do hospitalist which is a dumping ground for internal medicine when their ward is getting full.

Let us know what the beaches in the caribbean are like

Do you feel a compulsive need for others to think you are the smartest person in the room? Do you love working inhumane hours? Do you have the personality of a walking textbook? 
If yes to the above do GIM.
Otherwise do hospitalist which is a dumping ground for internal medicine when their ward is getting full.

Let us know what the beaches in the caribbean are like

Let us know what the beaches in the caribbean are like

Let us know what the beaches in the caribbean are like

Do you feel a compulsive need for others to think you are the smartest person in the room? Do you love working inhumane hours? Do you have the personality of a walking textbook? 
If yes to the above do GIM.
Otherwise do hospitalist which is a dumping ground for internal medicine when their ward is getting full.

Let us know what the beaches in the caribbean are like

Do you feel a compulsive need for others to think you are the smartest person in the room? Do you love working inhumane hours? Do you have the personality of a walking textbook? 
If yes to the above do GIM.
Otherwise do hospitalist which is a dumping ground for internal medicine when their ward is getting full.

Let us know what the beaches in the caribbean are like

Let us know what the beaches in the caribbean are like