Canadian Journal of General Internal Medicine

Restraint use remains common, & often overused, in older adults. A new study in CJGIM 21.3 provides a framework to support #clinicians in determining the appropriate use of restraints and finding potential alternatives to their use: bit.ly/CJGIM21-3f @CSIMSCMI @machealthsci

Read new research in the Canadian Journal of General Internal Medicine (21.3). A New study explores the 4-4-4 approach to support capacity assessments and provide #physicians with an easily applicable, practical strategy. Read more: bit.ly/CJGIM21-3e @CSIMSCMI @UAlberta_DoM

Read a new study in the Canadian Journal of General Internal Medicine exploring the diagnosis of Bell's palsy in pregnancy, comparing management and recovery to a non-pregnant population. Learn more: bit.ly/CJGIM21-3d @CSIMSCMI @machealthsci @ottawahealthco #CDNHealthcare

A new article in the Canadian Journal of General Internal Medicine (21.3) explores guidelines and practices for thromboprophylaxis after hip fracture surgery. Read the research in Volume 21, Issue 3: bit.ly/CJGIM21-3b @CSIMSCMI

The Canadian Journal of General Internal Medicine is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Discover the new issue for a reflection on the last 20 years, as well as new research on capacity assessments; venous thromboembolism prophylaxis; and more: bit.ly/CJGIM21-3 @CSIMSCMI