Video: Nursing home shows aides what dementia is likeFor the training program, staff wore blurred goggles, had their fingers taped together, had corn placed in their shoes and had to listen to radio static through headphones while they completed simple tasks. LETTER: Lighten up on theological concerns over travel pieceRe: Letter to editor: "Blame man for inhumanity, not God" (the Medical Post, Jan. 31) YOUR TURN: 'Patient' versus 'client' Reprimanded MD closes practice Cash-strapped UK hospital could stop paying nurses, other staff for breaks Dermatologist dies in police car chase Docs, nurses miscommunicate on respect, job role Physicians and nurses perceive their interactions differently, highlighting communication issues and contradictory expectations, according to a recent HealthLeaders Media Industry Survey. Nurses host foot-care clinics for the homeless at Toronto church Street nurse Cathy Crowe on social justice nursing Cathy Crowe, a registered nurse, educator, social activist and author, addressed nursing students at St. Lawrence College recently. Doctors have god complexes: foul . . . or fair? Our doctor myth series: Most say it is because the public are medicine 'outsiders' that they see arrogance in physicians. LETTER: Don’t overplay executive clinic’s care Mind your body language Consider these five tips to improve the unspoken signals you are sending your patients First Previous 195 196 197 198 199 Next Last
