For physicians & practice teams
Physician Resources
Practical tools, better workflows, and a stronger voice for family medicine.
Explore EMR resources, practice guidance, and professional writing from Dr. Adam Stewart.
TELUS PS Suite
Tools and tutorials to make everyday EMR work more efficient.
Toolbars & packages
Explore tools for clinical visits, chronic disease care, visit preparation, and staff communication.
Stamps & custom forms
Reusable documentation, letters, questionnaires, and forms for common practice tasks.
DMP4EMR
The Diabetes Management Program for EMR brings together visit tools, searches, reminders, and data clean-up tutorials.
Tutorials & installation
Video tips for prescriptions, favourites, and toolbar messages, plus instructions for installing EMR tools.
Availability, pricing, licensing & support
Some linked pages include older tools, forms, and demonstration examples. Email to confirm which tools are currently available and supported, their compatibility with your EMR, and current pricing.
Pricing & licensing information Email about a tool or supportPractice resources
Practical ways to understand your practice, reduce repetitive work, and improve how care is organized.
Roster & payment tools
Compare your Ministry and EMR rosters, or make sense of your remittance advice and review possible missed hourly billings.
Efficiency & delegation
Ideas for better visits, more effective delegation, and fewer avoidable interruptions.
Uninsured-service workflows
Perspectives on organizing uninsured services, understanding practice costs, and communicating annual plans.
Referrals & care coordination
Writing on referral processes, follow-up responsibilities, and the work that happens between visits.
Advocacy & writing
A practising family physician’s perspective on workload, representation, and a sustainable health care system.
Leadership, OMA & SGFP
Learn about Dr. Stewart’s current leadership roles and explore his work on physician representation and family medicine.
From the front lines
Articles on the realities of family medicine, administrative burden, EMR design, and improving the system.
Selected advocacy archive
Past submissions, letters, and analysis, organized by topic and year. These reflect the policies and discussions of their time.