Category: Tara Kiran

Jul 21 2021

COVID-19, Primary Care, Tara Kiran

From virtual-first to patient-directed: a new normal for primary care

1 Comment

In a patient-directed approach, care is more efficient

Sep 25 2020

COVID-19, Tara Kiran

The issue is not resilience

4 Comments

Our system is strained and our force of will can’t keep it together.

May 29 2020

COVID-19, Reflections, Tara Kiran

Ramping up in-person office visits in primary care in the aftermath of COVID-19

8 Comments

How do we balance benefits and risks? How can we assess the impact of decisions to ramp up in-person care so we know whether we need to pull back again?

Apr 16 2020

COVID-19, Medical Dispatches, Tara Kiran

An ode to our primary care team

1 Comment

I have never been so grateful to be part of a team.

Apr 01 2020

COVID-19, Medical Dispatches, Reflections, Tara Kiran

A story of the twin crises of COVID-19 and homelessness

No Comments

Where do patients without a home wait for results? Will they have a bed to return to if they test negative? How can they self-isolate if positive? And what happens...

Mar 26 2020

COVID-19, Irfan Dhalla, Reflections, Tara Kiran

A fortnight is forever in a pandemic

2 Comments

The airport in Miami was crowded, virtually every restaurant was open, hand hygiene was abysmal, and signage was minimal and woefully out of date.