Access to care is not a gender issueToday, 41% of all Canadian doctors are women but in recent days, two studies from the University of British Columbia suggested physicians—especially female physicians—are part of the ever-growing access problems. How exactly? Family doctors should learn to treat addiction, not shun patients: scientist What do we want from primary care, part I Absurd change When it comes to mental health, a problem shared can be a problem doubled Wanted: Ex-nurse who attacked patients at B.C. seniors' home Help solve another doctor’s problem: ‘What should I do if patients are harassing staff?’ Doctors' dirty laundry Former P.E.I. doctor opens up about struggle with opioid addiction in new memoir All hail the teacher Violence at work pervasive for Ontario nurses, hospital staff: study EMRs: the enlarging electronic elephant in the room – does non-verbal communication suffer? First Previous 122 123 124 125 126 Next Last
