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I am surprised by the lower efficacy of the Oxford vaccine.

I wonder about colchicine vs allopurinol for gout prevention efficacy.

Just a few additional comments since I understand you are looking for feedback. These modules are organized under a heading that states “most recent”. In actual fact they are arranged from least frequent at the top. It might be worthwhile organizing these modules into time frames so that one does not have to scroll down multiple pages every time they start amodule. Just a suggestion.In actual fact they are arranged from least frequent at the top. It might be worthwhile organizing these modules into time frames so that one does not have to scroll down multiple pages every time they start a module. Just a suggestion.

so i will stop recommending patients to do daily dosing of fe. they can do 2x/week or every other day

Great article

Great article

Very educative

Very relevant to my practice

Very educative and relevant to my practice

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helpful for a common problem in family practice

I like the combination products but will use individual as cost is often a factor

Very important discussion in context of Covid 19 vaccination

It would be nice to get an update on this topic this summer given that we probably know much more now than we did a year ago on this topic.

great summary of relevant information

good update-evedence for what have `known`

the statement on sham control being more effective was confusing

acupuncture is practiced by physio now so a lot of people are trying it and if they have no benefits it is expensive

Limitations on publicly-funded studies was declared.

Doesn’t address different baseline risk and different populations of vaccines trials making direct comparison fraught with issues on effectiveness

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I wishe there was study to compare the physio with acupuncture

I do not care for diabetic patients but I am interested

I have always wondered about taking both Plavix and ASA but now I can stop one after 21 days

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I would have like a qualifier to explain why indigenous populations are at increased risk from GABHS complications; does this mean the Centor score needs another point for peoples from First Nations communities?

The answer focussed on mothers of preterm infants, whereas the question posed was broader.

More data on CBD would address the clinical question more completely.

Info on risk of amputation may need to be updated.

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Good topic

I have been a fan of vaccines from the beginning and have no hesitation telling people I got both and so did all my family

to the point!

I work in the ED so do not prescribe meds frequently for acne. If an occasional patient does need treatment I will know what to prescribe.

Didn’t get into what was considered asymptomatic..I mean every patient seems to be tired, losing more hair and a bit colder than normal but these symptoms are very vague and hard to define severity for cut off for testing

Didn’t get into what was considered asymptomatic..I mean every patient seems to be tired, losing more hair and a bit colder than normal but these symptoms are very vague and hard to define severity for cut off for testing

I find this a clear statement in an area that is usually confusing

would help to describe “sham acupuncture”

cost is a barrier

what dose and preparation?

mechanism might be weight control causing less joint strain

as above, they were not really telling us whether moisturizer after frequent baths was helpful

good

This was a good format and info. Now out of date and therefore less relevant.

as above, the evidence is there but we have a number of people who decline for religious reasons and they are a tough population

ddd

I have not used this product for weight loss but some of my colleagues have, and it is nice to see that it actually works but I am sorry that you gain the weight back when you stop

US data is biased against AZ vaccine

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semaglutide is expensive

The criteria to only look at patient reported outcomes was nice to see, but ended up limiting the usefulness of the summary

shame no medical opinion offered re its real life use.

shame no medical opinion offered re its real life use.

was suprised at finding since i had assumed the opposite

It’s good that patients don’t need to pay dollars to buy bathing additives

A neurologist offered me biological for my migraines . this info did not change my mind to accept this therapy. 1-2 days for $7000 and the potential side effects not worth it to me (but have been worth it to a few patients. nice to have a clear way to present the info to pts to make informed choice

Thanks so much

Educative

Very Relevant to my practice

Good to know

Educative

Very Educative

Very good and relevant article

Good to know

Very releant to my practice

I have seen these medications used but they are expensive and often only work for a short time

I have known people personally who have used this treatment instead of a vaccine and it is frightening

I had a patient advocate for this therapy recently, so this is very topical and helpful.

I am a locum replacement physician so do not see many patients with COVID but I am aware of it and this article showed that the incidence is high

I wanted advice for treatment of long covid fatigue in the pediatric population as I have a 10 yo patient at 6 months post infection and I have no advice

Did not comment on vaccinated vs non vaccinated – that would be helpful

I found it interesting about colchicine as I have many patients with multiple co morbidities and they are on heart medication and colchicine for gout, I can’t say I saw any preventative effect

I wounder about patients who also have gout- I have had a patient wanting to know how to manage any med change with gout flares.

Excellent info THANKS!

as above there are a lot of overweight people being denied a knee replacement based on their weight, and I do not think that is fair

What exercises are most helpful?

Good point

Not worth using for Covid

Good clinical info

Podcast was not necessary to explain results of a study. Activity would have been quicker if it was simply a summary of the study

as above, I love compression socks but they are hard to get on and hot in the summer

That is sad as Trazodone was a good option

Education material is so short

we have high vaccine resistance in my community so I am not optimistic we will do a lot of children, but we should, we have the highest COVID rate per 100,000 in the province

It was about 5-11yos but context info was about 12-17yos. How to compare these two?

Very useful pearl for practice; thanks!

The citations for this TFP were mainly from NACI and other such bodies rather than original peer-reviewed studies.

The citations for this TFP were mainly from NACI and other such bodies rather than original peer-reviewed studies.

The citation for #12 had inaccurate reporting

Very useful information as a Hospitalist. I would have liked any other pharmacological recommendations for short term sleep disturbance for inpatients in hospital.

More recent evidence please

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doesn’t look like it hurts to try this

Good update

Good review.

Good update.

Good update.

Good update

Good review.

Good review.

Good update.

Good update

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Good update

Good topic

Irrelvant cme.

Oral or IV steroids are the mainstay of treatment of covid-19 if steroids are required.

It would be nice to summarize antibiotic guidelines for non-MRSA coverage in this same article

Should have done this module before holidays!

good advise

non conclusive study

very practical and clinically useful information

Currently I only work in Emerg so it is less relevant for me

Good update

My partner is a musician. what photo do I give him?

see correction

I currently work only with seniors, but I remain interested in other areas of practice.

even googling, i can’t find the names of commercial products that i can recommend

very good

excellent

influence on chf is what i would want to know about

huge variability in dose. why would you use lowest dose on knee – doesn’t make sense

i have trouble remembering which drugs fall in which class – i think including brand names would help

perhaps worth talking about leaving an IUS and using it as part of HRT

I would have been interested to learn how vaccination affects long COVID symptoms and what the vaccination rate amongst the study group referenced was.

Again thank you for a relevant and current education

Thank you for being active in educating FPs

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I appreciated the disclaimer about the effect of industry sponsorship on the quality of the information

This is basically saying: we don’t know to what extent this is useful. So… what?

Bias against staplers, was study sponsored by paper clip industry?

not a lot of evidence provided considering strong bias for this type of insulin

I would like to know severity of fracture displacement that were included in these studies.

would be nice to see studies re different doses of steroids

Very helpful

I don’t do any ER work or hospital work

See above re: industry sponsored trials

Helpful

Helpful

Some bias as study funded by industry/duloxetine

this activity states that there is moderate to high risk of bias but it does not specify

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A tools for practice summarising the degree of effect from various interventions but using similar “end point” for direct comparison would be beneficial

A tools for practice summarising the degree of effect from various interventions but using similar “end point” for direct comparison would be beneficial

this doesn’t actually answer the title question. If you say only use short term then you should propose a long term solution for this long term problem.

this doesn’t include other antipsychotics like methotrimeprazine used in palliative care

Je trouve qu’on y retrouvait tout de même peu d’informations.

Is there more current info on this?

I’d be interested in understanding how nexplanon compares with DMPA

Well, I get that all the studies were industry-funded but I wonder if that isn’t a more major limitation than the discussion suggested.

I wonder about the use of TXA in resource poor settings or when there will be a delay to endoscopy

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Unfortunately CBT and mindfulness are not accessible in the rural area in which I practice.

Interesting that while ineffective, the TXA also does no harm.

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Would be nice to see data with empagliflozin 25mg since this dose is often used in diabetes patients.

Thank you for an excellent and relevant common topic

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Bias-the RCTs were performed by drug companies

I have seen alot of side effects in my practice that seem to be related to the COVID vaccines. Wasn’t really addressed in this CME.

Too short

This was a pretty light one. I don’t know of anybody who uses TXA in non traumatic GI bleeds

It might be difficult to get our mental health team on board with this?

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excellent teachign method prefer CME Credit 0.5 or 1.0 type of the topics sch as CKD disease in DM x2 prevetion ect

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was a good read

no adverse effects were reported

does CCS endorse these findings?

this doesn’t consider goals of care for these elderly patients

Not really sure about using normal OC when nursing but if people wished it I would consider it now

I don’t do ER care, but this would be helpful to those that do.

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very old evidence

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i do not do er work so less useful

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Are there concerns about infant expose to synthetic hormones ?

Are there concerns about infant expose to synthetic hormones ?

Great summary

The information was delivered in a bit vague style

Keep upnthe good work

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I do not insert IUD’s and have found them to not be accepted too well with patients

interesting, history still counts in medicine

I work in a family medicine clinic, and I will print this out and take to clinic to discuss w my nurses, as they will appreciate the knowledge and recommendations as well!

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Good platform

Helpful article

Love the format

Useful summary of the meaningfulness of different magnitudes of Likelihood ratios at the end.

This topic doesn’t address antibiotic resistance which is main reason for culture.

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This is counter to my training as a medical trainee. It may have been helpful to include a list of indication for testing (beyond “treatment failure”), etc.

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I would like more clear statement about how to accurately diagnose UTI – was helpful to learn that UCx not always accurate and confirmed understanding that Udip unreliable, so do we treat all who present (but that is still just 60% who have UTI)… what are the other important issues to consider that would address the remaining 40%

Nicely done. Also, it’s nice to get credit for the wee PEER evidence blurbs.

I love the automatic MainPro integration and the excellent mobile web UI. Nicely done.

great work

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I didn’t realize my comments would include my name! I also think the vit E study was too poor to include in this review.

just confirmed what I knew from experience

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All ok.

That Dapagliflozin did have a significant mortality reduction and emapagliflozin did not was not highlighted. NLPDP only funds dapagliflozin for heart failure

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(I lied!!… I am mostly retired but need CME credits!)

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Would love to know the NNH to balance the NNT to have a more fulsome discussion w/ families

I still wonder if it’s worth starting atropine as early as possible once death rattle begin. Harm seems low…

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Was next-day somnolence considered under safety effects? There is a growing list of impairing medications that are prescribed by doctors who are unaware of their patients’ jobs which have been implicated in vehicle crashes and in jobs considered safety-sensitive. Most physicians don’t consider the impairing side effects on the individual’s function in their vocation. Add this class of meds to the list. Hoping there is an awareness on the impacts of using these meds on a person’s function.

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I wish they analysed further reports on the addiction aspect of the medication.

Thanks

Great practical information.

(bias – study was industry sponsered)

(bias – study industry sponsered)

give me clear instructions on how to claim credits for the Self-Learning modules I read.

The quality of evidence is indeed poor. The question of undiagnosed underlying reactive airways is an obvious lack in the analysis. The low risk to benefit ratio also would have been worth exploring.

We pay enough dues. We shouldn’t have to pay for this content

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The title implies that there is a comparison between ICS and SABA. But this question was never address. Instead the studies focus on ICS vs placebo and SABA vs placebo

inhalers work for post viral cough

I was disappointed there weren’t more trials give me a better evidence based solution

this is really relevant this time of year

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It is a bit of a concern that the largest RCT showing the benefit of ICS is industry funded.

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I deal mostly with a geriatric population

another registration process and password to forget

Would be nice to have a link that would take you directly to the paper that was summarized for the learning point.

I like these practice tool tips- They are very informative and practical and save me a lot of time.

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confirmed & solidified my knowledge about 3. HF management; 5. IUD efficacy; 4. BPH management

thanks for doing this!

This was a very useful, high yield one! thanks

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Consider rash quizzes and answers

Do ECG challenges

Do ECG challenges

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I am shocked that ethics approved provision of a placebo influenza vaccination

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do beta blockers not reduce mortality in heart failure?

a lot of families may not be able to afford a switch in formula for such short term benefits

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fun facts – thank you

thank you

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excellent educational material

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outcomes were somewhat a surprise

I will tell them about this activity

will tell colleagues about this activity

thank you

Thanks

I worry this approach is simplistic. There appears to be no consideration given to other conditions that can cause uti symptoms eg STIs

How practical is this approach in FM practice, to immunize within 3 days after development of IHD as patients may still be in non-FM care during this time?

Thanks!

helpful tool for a new class of meds

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Good

Did not address the main reason for using these devices – it’s painful and inconvenient to prick one’s finger 4 x per day. Even if the outcomes were a bit worse compared to 4x daily GM they are still worthwhile. This summary misses the point.

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THanks for helpful sessions.

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I am surprised but as expensive as they are glad they are not much better

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Thank you.

The data would be interesting if broken down by specific statins. Anecdotally, I have patients who have muscle symptoms and switch and then are fine. The data could be higher for muscle issues if it included failed statins prior.

I saved this to show patients

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I find the turn of phrase “In elderly…” a bit unusual.

Thanks 🙂

excellent job thanks

Great

Can you cover parathyroid issues?

Thank you.

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Glad to NOT HAVE TO SEARCH FOR PW’s every time

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I find it difficult to remember where I learned something, and a link to completed ‘Tools’ would be good for reference.

Great, applicable CME

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automatic cme point collection very convenient

not relevant to family medicine in my opinion

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Useful

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Orthopedic surgeons should be aware.

Thanks

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Some orthopedic colleagues are still recommending long courses of LMWH

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Very good

Helpful

Lily is the best

more cancer screening modules

more cancer screening modules

this is outdated

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excellent and concise presentation.

Seems great to use so far, thank you!

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excellent tool for practice!

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short and sweet

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would have liked to know which “beta-lactams” the studies made reference to

I like the ease of this platform

Thank you.

Thank you.

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Now just need colleagues to buy in on this one!

ASB should be followed up.

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If Nitrite positive on urinalysis, how does that change antibiotic choice?

Less vs. fewer; you’re killing me!

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Excellent

Very good

Timely, brief review with pertinent details.

what about vaccinated

Thank you.

Study funded by the manufacturer

THANKS

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Perhaps update- specific proven benefits

read this on CMA Joule

I wish there were links to the programs mentioned – even though this article now helps confirm that psychological interventions as useful, accessing the programs remains difficult.

thank you ,humour is allways wellcome

I would love to have more information on post paxlovid rebound. Infectivity return? Revert to isolation precautions as if newly positive?

Good short info

Great review

Thank you.

Love ease and practicality of use

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Not clinically meaningful interpretation

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I would have been interested in the data of paxlovid for vaccinated patients.

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Article should have provided clear explanation if any difference I. Tolerability/side effects are know.

Thank you.

nothing now

Doing Excellent job.

Great learning

Excellent job!

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I am very happy PPI’s are not helpful in this instance. It’s hard enough to get MRPs to stop using them in regular folks (adults and elders).

would appreciate even more simplicity in entering CME credits

great topics

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Thank you for making this content accessible.

Really enjoying the content

More free content

I would like some guidance included on when reflux SHOULD be concerning in an infant, and what to do (refer or other)

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Thank you. Good item.

we can receive more of such information it is easy to absorb and straight forward

I appreciate this through but succinct summary. I am curious about the last study that showed a statistical difference. I’m still not clear which diet was superior in that last small RCT. The: “(Continuous)” note could have referred to the last number, meaning the one least effective at six months, or the one that show to be superior?

Thank you

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Excellent job!

Thank you.

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Statins and poly pharmacy in the elderly. Needs to be in this context

very informative.

very informative

very informative

Thank you

short quiz

send on Email once a wk that motivates to read and do it

Thank you.

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My first experience with platform – great!

This statement “Real-world evidence suggests effectiveness in Omicron-infected.” needs a qualifies in that in low risk people no benefit is seen.

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2013 study….. more data available??

Others say domperidone should not be used and unclear if this has changed.

Tramadol is an opioid

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26490760/

WHO now recommends short course amoxicillin (5 days)

If they did not find side effects, it means they didnt look.

Cold prevention likely also with the use of face masks

https://www.nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NEJMoa2212270

Please see https://www.escardio.org/The-ESC/Press-Office/Press-releases/Evening-dosing-of-blood-pressure-medication-not-better-than-morning-dosing

The marginal increase in BP is not clinically significant in my opinion.

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Very informative

Excellent job!

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Why were we all advised to measure Lp(a) once in all Canadians then if it is not useful… would have saved a lot of money for OHIP too as they are covering the cost.

I usually add aripiprazole as a second line agent to antidepressants. I wanted to see more info on this drug.

I would need to do additional reading about this class of medications before considering prescribing them.

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old and limited evidence used (>30y, no RCT)

very good

This TFP contradicts new CCS guidelines… very confusing

Thank you.

useful and relevant

Not clear if we should continue ordering lipoprotein given this vs CCS guidelines

Thank you

excellent job thanks

Excited to start using this platform. Thanks.

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Excellent job!

As noted, it would be appreciated if there is an update/clarification if there is evidence that statins should be started on patients >65 with no other comorbidities

Thank you:)

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Great resource – more free content please

good bite size info.

Thank you.

Thank you.

More free content please

Thanks

Good overview of common issues in primary care

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very sensible info

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practical updates and info

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please continue this type of info.

Thank you for your ongoing cme options

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this platform of learning is very good

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I wonder why RCTs comparing TXA to cOCPs for HMB weren’t included.

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will help me encourage pregnant patients to discuss with their OB care provider

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I use ACOG guidelines for ASA patient selection and d/c at 38 weeks to mitigate bleeding risk

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I was hoping to get an answer on whether drops are good for tearing due to dry eyes, but the symptoms measured were pain and FB sensation.

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Love the transparency

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Loe this littles cherries- great learnings

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I still want to know – what are the sequelae of untreated dry eye? Could this be important, regardless of perceived symptom relief?

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CBT and mindfulness facilitators limited in our area

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keep them coming

good program and thanks for doing the work to produce this

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This must be a very difficult thing to run, thank you

some topics on nutrition, lifestyle would be useful. Thanks.

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more Dermatology

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interesting that no difference in efficacy of potent vs nonpotent steroid

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Very useful topic

No exploration of side-effects or harms from statins as implied from title of topic!

Please provide free CME.

Please provide free CME.

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Will try gabapentin

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I’ve been using venlafaxine and suprised no studies on this were cited

Dose and complications can be helpful

thanks

For this topic it would have been good to add how to support patients through this or which AHP could do it

Thank you!

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new platform to me. need some time to tell

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would prefer a study that looked at higher risk individuals

TOO MANY QUESITONS

CCFP should send statements to all FP when new vaccines are approved – pharmacist seem to have better info then we do

Thank you.

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this kind of summary is very important, and honest. How about doing one on COVID vaccines!! 😉 (I’m not holding my breath…)

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Helpful tool for practice

Thanks for the learning topic

Maybe remoce separate sign in requirement

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Surprisingly high placebo effect

Useful information

great info

thank you for the opportunity

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Content about which vaccines were approved in Canada and for which uses would have been helpful

Why is Oxybutynin not used more if it’s so much more effective?

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Very easy learning process

this is very practical and efficient use of my time

good cases so far

I am enjoying this program

Good to avoid corticosteroid

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this is a great resource on cfpclearn

I actually thought the percentage of patients that gain weight on this medication would’ve been higher than quoted

first time to platform. excellent

What does habituation, tolerance, withdrawel look like with benzos vs z drugs

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Interested to see more data in high risk patients, along with more long term data–? need to re-vaccinate

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would be interesting to know if any similar studies focused on any G.I.T. benefits from chewing gum

the managemrnt of chronic pain is often problematic. It is quite reasonable to start with regular use of hihg dose tylenol as a first pharmacological step.

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nice to know official dose of cranberry

not unexpected but I wish for other options

interesting but doesn’t change my thinking

virtual is never a good option

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Discrepancy between dosing recommandations of the podcast vs INESSS in Quebec for amoxicillin 40 vs 90 mg/kg/day

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no harm if pt is not diabetic

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It would’ve been nice to know the difference between tablets versus juice versus low calorie juice.

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Why we are prescribing this medication

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Did I miss the cost of this medication?

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10 day penicillin most effective for preventing rheumatic fever

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My understanding is there are studies that show colon cancer risk reduction with daily ASA use but this has to be done for 6 to 7 years and is at the risk of increased bleeding

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This article clearly pointed out adverse effects and cost of the atypicals

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This information will put us at odds with our specialist colleagues

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5 to10% stop .adverse.common.hypotension,hallucinations,paranoia

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very common topic that is often difficult

the era of diabetes meds coverage for all

what about benzyamine throat gargles, warm-salted-ASA water gargles

never knew about Ivermectin 1% daily

very relevant and common clinical question

Guideline recommended

Crisaborole is a better choice for atopic dermatitis

Tell our cardiology colleagues tho read this

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good review of evideence for very common topic

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Excellent access to information

I find writing down the reflections super helpful to solidify the learning. I always have more than one learning point though!! Thanks so much for this accessible learning.

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It might’ve been useful to know the mean age of the groups treated with oral contraceptives. Was it younger than the spironolactone group?

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This article did not discuss failures due to improper use of medication

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good to think about apathy vs depression and have some options to discuss with family regarding potential treatment trials

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Great that the point about not having to monitor potassium unless indicated was great.

I’m always impressed at how small the benefit of many of our CV meds offer. This despite what our cardiology colleagues insist we prescribe. Many of these meds are not a panacea. Given their cost and potential adverse effects I think it reasonable to point out and explain the ARR if these meds.

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Noncompliance a big issue in my practice

So why are my local orthopedist so gung-ho on insisting on weight loss trial before they’ll agree to performing a total knee arthroplasty

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