Tempus fugitA recently retired physician reflects on his 40th anniversary of graduating from medical school The key to coping with bad outcomesAs colleagues and friends, we need to support each other to get through rough times Mount Sinai Hospital receives $6 million gift to support healing area Why bashing organized labour has never been more fun Different Strokes: Taking patient engagement seriously Chaplain Daryl Bell leads a formal process for involving patients and their families in care delivery at Kingston General Hospital 2013 CCSA: A friend in deed for those with HIV/AIDS Trailblazers: Connecting cancer patients Allowing people affected by cancer to share their feelings openly is the aim of CancerChatCanada, a national online program Retired physician loses licence over sex abuse case QUEBEC CITY | Retirement has not saved a former family physician here from the wrath of the Collège des Médecins du Québec. Involving patients in their nurses’ shift change reduces errors and improves patient satisfaction Stopping long-term care home violence Implement coroners' jury recommendations, says Ontario Nurses' Association Breaking bread and caring hands Letter: Nurses call for LTC changes First Previous 170 171 172 173 174 Next Last