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    Improving Physician Training
    Improving physician training in 2019*: Can a quartet of changes reduce trainee stress and debt and enhance the breadth of their clinical expertise, without prolonging training?
    Dr. Archer's Blog,  13 Feb 19
    380 Views | 2 comments

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    Continuous glucose monitoring - the third revolution in diabetes care
    Dr. Archer's Blog,  10 Jan 19
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    Every disease has a point where its lethality is materially diminished, when (at least through the historical lens) one can say it was tamed or…

    The myth of jumping the healthcare queue in Canada: why unapologetic advocacy is required to ensure timely care
    The myth of jumping the healthcare queue in Canada: why unapologetic advocacy is required to ensure timely care
    Dr. Archer's Blog,  24 Sep 18
    1,232 Views | 3 comments

    “It is estimated that, across the 10 provinces, the total number of procedures for which people are waiting in 2017 is 1,040,791. This means that…

    Dr. Emily Howard Stowe (née Jennings)
    Women in Medicine: Where are we 150 years after Dr. Emily Howard Stowe, Canada’s First Female Physician?
    Dr. Archer's Blog,  10 Jul 18
    2,081 Views | 1 comment

    In 2016 I commissioned the creation of a Women in Medicine (WIM)…

    A SWOT Analysis by the Canadian Association of Professors of Medicine (CAPM) reveals existential threats to ADMs
    A SWOT Analysis by the Canadian Association of Professors of Medicine (CAPM) reveals existential threats to ADMs
    Dr. Archer's Blog,  16 May 18
    2,021 Views | 0 comments

    Maintaining and Enhancing Canada’s Academic Departments of Medicine (ADM) for the Benefit of Canadians: A SWOT Analysis by the…

    The Resident Perspective on Professionalism and Wellness in Medicine: How Janus looks Upon CanMEDS
    The Resident Perspective on Professionalism and Wellness in Medicine: How Janus looks Upon CanMEDS
    Dr. Archer's Blog,  18 Apr 18
    2,186 Views | 1 comment

    Leading the Department of Medicine is a privilege. There is the pride in seeing the accomplishments of our faculty, excitement in building new…

    Dr. Stephen Archer

    Head, Department of Medicine, Queen's University