I don’t practice in Quebec

There is no option for NA (Not Applicable) for the last question (Quebec Code of Ethics), so I answered yes as I could not proceed without answering.

nice broadcasters

Exercise is best but trying to get patients to do it is hard

Great podcast.

This podcast makes me sad! Just in the sense that COPD treatments aren’t very good. I love BSMP!

Love BSMP! Great to see it on here for certified credits.

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venlafaxine = lower doses acts as SSRI; higher dose needed for SNRI effect; chronic pain trials reflect this

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A very frank practical video . Thanks

I would like to know how NSAIDs compare to acetaminophen for dysmenorrhea. I would also like comments/evidence on management in the adolescent population.

I would like to know how NSAIDs compare to acetaminophen for dysmenorrhea. I would also like comments/evidence on management in the adolescent population.

I would like to know if there are studies asking if Colchicine helped reduce symptoms in general.

If we have to prescribe topical we should let the patient know that the effectivity is not much but it will reduce

Very good review regarding this medicine do use for weight loss in diabetic patients.

Excellent conversation!

Loved the Canadians asking the Americans the tough questions! Haha!

Loved the Canadians asking the Americans the tough questions! Haha!

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Mentioning the date that a podcast was recorded would be informative.

Date that podcast was recorded would be informative.

Date that podcast was recorded would be informative.

a bit repetitive

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Good podast

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Thanks!

Informative and entertaining.

I am curious to know if sending a sample for C&S is valuable to be aware of community resistance. If not done routinely, when should it be sent?

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Platform is great

Excellent podcast – thanks!

Thanks for the podcast!

Thank you!

This podcast did not illuminate anything for me other than that more studies with perhaps different parameters for study need to be done.

Learning and laughing:)

I am curious about the role of inflammation after MI and whether the flu shot modifies that.

Love the humor. I think this will help me retain material better!!

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I little more detail in show notes to review

Thank you!

CONTINUE TO IMPROVE ON DR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP. HOW PATIENTS NEED US.

Happy with the case

Thank you!

Thank you!

I would have thought statins would reduce risk of dementia due to reducing risk of microvascular disease.

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This was a little too high level for me. I got lost in all the statical jargon.

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Présentation a bit harder to follow b/c disjointed , not that organized (e.g. 3 months no 6 months no 9 months

Thank you!

Thank you also, for mentioning the drug interactions, which would be very common

Thanks for doing what you do. Finding this resource has reinvigorated my excitement in this work, and my confidence that it can be done well.

Thank you!

Would have been helpful to hear if there is evidence for combined therapy. Eg. Progesterone + TXA

I love this podcast. I listened to 4 or 5 today, while doing chores around the house. Many, many thanks.

Thank you for doing what you do.

Thanks

The top of the prostate cancer and prostate screening is so common. I would love to hear an update every 18 months.

Very good content in this podcast and well organized despite multiple participants

This will help in a discussion with a patient this week who is requesting referral to a ketamine clinic. Was happy to find this podcast before the appointment!

Thanks for this podcast; I’ve listened to every episode!

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The discussion about how cardiovascular risk is highly dependent on age and not significantly changed by most markers was very helpful.

Very interesting discussion.

Excellent

Excellent

In my experience, the bleeding and tolerability is a more significant issue than in their study.

Very interesting discussion about placebo group effect and how it varies depending on the condition involved, the severity of the condition and the point in time of course of the illness being studied.

Actually, I will amend that statement above….I think if some of the material could be grouped by tooic-for example, I see that there are other podcasts about tranexamic acid. So perhaps they could be a “related articles, related podcasts, videos” link and then one might continue to explore a particular topic if interest.

There was not much discussion on whether or not an increased exposure risk such as in seniors who are around small children might play a role in deciding who needs to be vaccinated.

Interestingly, our local antibiogram shows that cephalexin is quite effective against most UTIs. I understand this is not the case in some areas.

With respect to health outcomes related to BMI, I would expect that much of this is depending on the age of the patient when the BMI is measured. It might be helpful to include this in the discussion. For example, older folks with a higher BMI have likely better outcomes whereas younger people with high BMIs may have poorer outcomes

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I will definitely check out Nutritional Proposition

My experience has been that there are some type 2 diabetics that have completely modified there lifestyle for the better based on the results of using CGM. These individuals have better ghlucose control, have lost weight, and have a feeling of controll and satisfaction. Obviously this is not the case in all Type 2 diabetics and CGM may potential cause harm in a small number of type 2 diabetics. Again this is based on my experience. I feel it helps when the importance of sugar control is put into perspective and contrasted with the clear benefit of HTN control and being on a statin.

was already using more chlorthalidone then HCTZ due to better efficacy, this adds to more reasons to do this

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thanks… great summary as always

While several brands of directed to consumer hearing devices were mentioned, it would be helpful if there was a reliable resource we could access to see whatb the best products are as technologies change

I enjoyed the discussion about why patients want to lose weight and the health benefits (or lack there of) of weight loss in certain situations.

Since nearly all new medications are developed through the drug industry, physicians will always need to interact with the drug industry. I think the conversation now needs to change to – What is the best way to interact?

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Good talk

I thought this was the best of the three but the three part series was not exactly tightly focused nor did it seem to actually present information that family docs with little stats background would need. It is not the case that you can forget everything and look at CIs alone, which is the gist of the 3-part series. A primer would have covered basic elements of study design, basic elements of levels of evidence, and then in a third part a tight high level overview of p values/CI/RR/OR/ARR/RRR

Would need to further look up the K+ data mentioned briefly

It would be good to have written information to go along with this podcast which can be referred to afterwards rather than having to relisten in order understand what they are saying. This is particularly important with this statistics episode. Thank you

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Thanks! Great topic!

Emilie talks a bit fast and is sometimes hard to understand

Would love a discussion on the work up for fatty liver if it hasn’t been done…. And for elevated ferritin with normal iron levels

Good topic

Good topic. Thanks

RSV for seniors is a hot topic though I believe most family docs aren’t keen giving perceived benefit vs risk vs cost and given NNT

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Superb podcast.

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Important topic. Thanks

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