Professor Emeritus, Department of Family Medicine, Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University
London, Ontario
Joined February 2011
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If you trust anyone, trust Dr. Bogoch. @BogochIsaac
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If the US agrees to become our 11th province, we'll offer them many exciting treats —including free Bhangra lessons for every US citizen, delivered with our signature Canadian politeness, warmth and welcoming spirit.
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A new @CMAJ paper led by #WesternU prof @JaneSThornton emphasizes the role of increased physical activity in preventing and reducing disease as we age. The @SchulichMedDent professor offers insight into “prescribing” exercise for older adults. brnw.ch/21wQlaO
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We're hiring! The @westernuFamMed Department is hiring the next Dr. Ian McWhinney Research Chair in Family Medicine. See the ad here: uwo.ca/facultyrelations/care…
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Primary care should be a legislated right.
That >6.5 million people in Canada go without it is antithetical to the values people hold dear and the promise of Medicare
Thanks @janephilpott for this terrific op-ed. I can’t wait to read your book!
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New research from Dr. Sarah Cuschieri, Dr. Saverio Stranges, and Piotr Wilk, PhD at #SchulichMedDent suggests that women, regardless of BMI, are at a higher risk of long-COVID than men. Compounding that, higher BMI in women further increases their risk.
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Many congratulations to #SchulichMedDent Professor Christopher John Watling, MD, FRCPC, MMEd, PhD, (@ChrisWatling3) on his prestigious appointment as CEO of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and of Royal College Canada International. #MedEd #WesternU
We are pleased to announce that Christopher John Watling, MD, FRCPC, MMEd, PhD, is the newly appointed CEO of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and of Royal College Canada International, effective July 1, 2024: ow.ly/zXsX50Qzi7L @ChrisWatling3 #MedEd
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Happy Resident Awareness Week! We want you to know that we continually recognize and appreciate all of you. You make a difference every day and we’re honoured to have such a wonderful group of exceptional residents in our program.
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Thanks to CBC and The Current with Matt Galloway for highlighting the critical issue of access to primary care - This is playing out all over Canada and we need action now. @cfpc_e cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-6…
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Today marks the beginning of #ResidentDoctorAppreciationWeek. The OCFP wishes to extend its gratitude to the family medicine residents of Ontario. We recognize and value the positive contributions you make.
ALT A grey tile with a stylized white heart filled with medical icons including a needle, mask, medicine, a chart and stethoscope. Text that reads "Thank you, residents! We are grateful for all that you do." The Ontario College of Family Physicians logo is displayed at the bottom right of the tile.
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Thank you, Dr. Laura Lyons of @westernuFamMed @SchulichMedDent @WesternU @LHSCCanada @stjosephslondon on your involvement in this amazing intiative! london.ctvnews.ca/a-big-diff…
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Calm, Courageous, and Committed: Dr. David Tannenbaum, DFCM's Vice-Chair of Operations, has been appointed to the Order of Ontario in recognition of his academic leadership and dedication to his patients.
More here ➡️ dfcm.utoronto.ca/news/calm-c…
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Andre De Grasse is back AND he’s Canada's first Diamond League champion since 2011! 🇨🇦🏆
The reigning Olympic champion wins the men’s 200m Diamond League title with a season-best time of 19.76
#Breakthrough presented by @ToyotaCanada
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“This is my friend's 17 year old nephew, Tanner. Yesterday he was enjoying a day at Scissortail Park with his mother and younger siblings when he noticed a person struggling in the pond. Tanner's mom said he did a quick double take then without a word he was running toward the water. She had no idea what was happening but Tanner knew someone needed him. His instincts took over and this guy saved a drowning 2 year old!!! He suffered a head injury in the process and had to have staples. Police, fire and medics responded and the child's mother cried uncontrollably with gratitude. Tanner is humble, compassionate and really does not understand how much heartbreak his actions have saved a family.”
Repost this story!!
We need some feel good!!! ❤
Credit: Anna Herman
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What a finish! 🥇🇨🇦
Marco Arop claims the GOLD medal in the men's 800m for Canada at #Budapest2023 🏃♂️ @marco_arop
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CANADIANS 🇨🇦 GOLD AND SILVER
PIERCE LEPAGE IS DECATHLON WORLD CHAMPION — FIRST EVER FROM CANADA
DAMIAN WARNER WINS SILVER
THIS IS THE GREATEST DAY OF COMPETITION FOR CANADA AT THE WORLD ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS
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A new systematic review updates the results of a 2002 study, reaffirming the power of continuity of care. Researchers found that it is still significantly associated w/ reduced health care care costs & increased care utilization.
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“If we work together, I know we can accomplish anything. Believe in each other, as I believe in Canada. Today, let’s celebrate all that makes us who we are.” - #GGSimon
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Symptom diagnoses are highly prevalent in primary care an deserve more research!
Patients’ Characteristics and General Practitioners’ Management of Patients with Symptom Diagnoses jabfm.org/content/36/3/477
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Abdominal pain in family practice follows one of 3 courses: most commonly (>50%) no diagnosis made, no further visits; a diagnosis made and no further visits for the symptom (33%); diagnosis made and further visits for for up to 16 months (15%)cfp.ca/content/69/5/341.abst…