Chase Everett McMurren

Some years back, I learned about the word “tsundoku” in Ella Frances Sanders’s Lost in Translation. Tsundoku is a Japanese noun describing a pile of unread books. For you, I’ll share handful of partially read, or while-ago read, or up-next books. I currently have six-and-a-half tsundoku surrounding my pandemic-chair (where I meet people virtually for sessions). Here are the books I wish for all of us to read: 1. Behave by Robert M. Sapolsky — an accessible and adventurous dive into human behaviour 2.

Abstract Objective To assess the current landscape of home-based primary care (HBPC) or home visit training for Canadian family medicine residents. Setting Canada’s 17 family medicine residency programs. Participants Family medicine residency program directors. Main outcome measures Program characteristics, current HBPC training, barriers and enablers to training, and program directors’ attitudes toward training. Results There was a 76% response rate (13 of 17 program directors).