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In the Clinic Episode #34: Pharyngitis 27.01.2025 25:08
In this episode of In the Clinic, Mike and Jess invite back Dr. Émélie Braschi. The team discusses Jay Mal, a 9 year old boy presenting with fatigue and fever.
In the Clinic Episode #32: Pediatric Asthma 09.12.2024 25:58
In this episode of In the Clinic, Mike and Jess invite back Dr. Jennifer Young. The team discusses Brea Salter, a 4-year old girl presenting with wheezing.
BS Medicine Episode #592: Pharm for Fibro: Can antidepressants ease the pain? 04.12.2024 33:37
In episode 592, Mike and James invite Jennifer Young back to the podcast to review the evidence around the use of antidepressants in the challenging pain condition of fibromyalgia. We find there is an effect but, if you are going to help people make decisions, what you really need to know are the numbers for the benefits and harms around the use of these medications. We give you those, so have a l...
BS Medicine Episode #591: Testosterone supplementation for cis-gender men 03.12.2024 29:44
In episode 591, Mike and James invite Samantha Moe back to the podcast to review the evidence for using testosterone in older men. We talk about the impact testosterone supplementation has on sexual function, strength, fatigue, cognition, quality of life, and harms. There are 16 systematic reviews so we do have pretty good evidence – have a listen and see what the evidence says about what testoste...
In the Clinic Episode #31: Urinary tract infection 22.11.2024 33:17
In this episode of In the Clinic, Mike and Jess invite back Dr. Jennifer Young. The team discusses Sissy Hayes, a 38 year old patient who thinks she has a urinary tract infection.
In the Clinic Episode #30: Osteoporosis 20.11.2024 31:27
In this episode of In the Clinic, Mike and Jess invite back Dr. Émélie Braschi. The team discusses Dixie Brittle, an elderly patient who is worried about fractures.
BS Medicine Episode #590: 3 publications with possibly surprising results 18.11.2024 26:34
In episode 590, Mike and James talk in a PREMIUM way about a new trial that looked at the question, does depression screening provide any benefit in primary care? We also go over a case-finding publication on screening for asthma/COPD. At the end we look at, does implementing guideline care improve outcomes for CKD?
BS Medicine Episode #589: Vitamin D and Fracture Prevention: Not what it's cracked up to be? 14.11.2024 27:24
In episode 589, Mike and James invite Jennifer Young back to the podcast again to talk about a topic that Mike absolutely loves – Vitamin D for everyone. Tune in to hear about all the latest, and the older, evidence. Do you agree we should remove the question mark from the podcast title? Show notes 1) Tools for Practice Vitamin D and Fracture Prevention: Not what it's cracked up to be?
BS Medicine Episode #588: Strategies for initiating insulin in type 2 diabetes 12.11.2024 25:59
In episode 588, Mike and James invite Émélie Braschi back to the podcast to discuss another tricky area – insulin in type 2 diabetes and how to use it. Do we need to give it once a day, twice a day or maybe no times a day? Tune in to hear about all the evidence. Show notes 1) Tools for Practice Strategies for initiating insulin in type 2 diabetes
In the Clinic Episode #29: Stomach problems 05.11.2024 36:50
In this episode of In the Clinic, Mike and Jess are joined by Mike Kolber, family physician from Peace River, Alberta. The team discusses Michelle Reblok - a 25 year old patient who presents with stomach problems - and works through the differential diagnosis. To claim Mainpro+ credits, click here: https://cfpclearn.ca/podcast/in-the-clinic-episode-29-stomach-problems/
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