Second-year resident

Strengths and limitations Strengths of our study include our systematic search of journals and our hand search performed by 2 independent reviewers. The Cohen and interrater agreement was suitably high, adding internal validity to our results. Another strength was our use of the validated Oxford rubric for levels of evidence.

Article CommentaryCommentary James D. Carson, Carmen Baker and Pierre Frémont Canadian Family Physician March 2022, 68 (3) 175-176; DOI: https://doi.org/10.46747/cfp.6803175 Collaboration is essential to many aspects of the work of family physicians. Concussion care is certainly no exception—multiple stakeholders have the potential to do better collectively through collaboration on this important public health issue, both in the community and within the health care system.

Review ArticlePractice Answers to commonly asked questions Leigh Minuk, Gwen Clarke and Lani Lieberman Canadian Family Physician July 2020, 66 (7) 491-498; Available Languages Abstract Objective To provide family physicians with an understanding of blood bank tests performed during pregnancy. The value of routine blood type and antibody tests, as well as the follow-up required when a patient develops a red blood cell antibody or experiences a fetal-maternal hemorrhage (FMH) will be reviewed.