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Family practice: professional identity in transition. A case study of family medicine in Canada.

• Marie-Dominique Beaulieu, Marc Rioux, Guy Rocher, Louise Samson, Laurier Boucher
• Social science & medicine
• 2008

With increasingly fewer family physicians in many countries and students less interested in primary care careers, generalists are becoming an endangered species. This situation is a major health care… (More)

Investigating the barriers to teaching family physicians' and specialists' collaboration in the training environment: a qualitative study

• Marie-Dominique Beaulieu, Louise Samson, Guy Rocher, Marc Rioux, Laurier Boucher, Claudio Del Grande
• BMC medical education
• 2009

BACKGROUND Collaboration between physicians in different specialties is often taken for granted. However, poor interactions between family physicians and specialists contribute significantly to the… (More)

Tuberculosis in European cities: establishment of a patient monitoring system over 10 years in Paris, France.

• Dominique Farge, Raphaël Porcher, +12 authors Christopher Dye
• The international journal of tuberculosis and…
• 2007

BACKGROUND Tuberculosis (TB) is a persistent public health problem in European cities. France has been unable to report on treatment outcomes until now, and it is not known whether the World Health… (More)

The development of self-efficacy beliefs during general practice vocational training: an exploratory study.

• Valérie Dory, Marie-Dominique Beaulieu, +4 authors Laurier Boucher
• Medical teacher
• 2009

INTRODUCTION Retention of general practitioners (GPs) is crucial to ensure appropriate primary care. However, some recently qualified GPs feel unprepared for practice, which may lead them to leave… (More)

What does it mean to be a family physician?: Exploratory study with family medicine residents from 3 countries.

• Marie-Dominique Beaulieu, Valérie Dory, +5 authors Laurier Boucher
• Canadian family physician Medecin de famille…
• 2009

OBJECTIVE To explore the conceptions that family medicine residents from 3 countries have of the roles and responsibilities of family physicians in order to gain a better understanding of challenges… (More)

Origin and development of the Tri-Council Policy Statement on the Ethics of Research Involving Humans.

• Guy Rocher
• NCEHR communique = Communique CNERH
• 1999

[Follow-up with the assistance of TB-info software of 208 tuberculosis patients who were treated in 2004].

• Anne Bourgarit, H P Mallet, +8 authors Dominique Farge
• La Revue de medecine interne
• 2009

INTRODUCTION The impact of the TB-info software was assessed on the care of patients treated with antituberculosis regimen (ATT). METHODS Cohort study of patients with tuberculosis who received an… (More)

General practice as seen through the eyes of general practice trainees: A qualitative study

• Marie-Dominique Beaulieu, Valérie Dory, +4 authors Laurier Boucher
• Scandinavian journal of primary health care
• 2006

OBJECTIVE To explore the perceptions of general practice trainees regarding their discipline and to compare these spontaneously expressed views with recently proposed definitions of general practice.… (More)

[Correlation between administrative rules and ethics].

• Guy Rocher
• Annales de cardiologie et d'angeiologie
• 1990

The Right To Education

• Guy Rocher
• 2010

A very short time ago scarcely more than a century education was the prerogative of a small, privileged élite. Whether this élite was composed of an hereditary social class, or whether its members… (More)

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