Surgeons frustrated by lack of control and life balance: studyGeneral surgeons say a lack of work-life balance and an inability to control professional resources like operating rooms is leading to growing frustration in the field, according to a new study. Health care workers pressured to work while sick: unionThe Hospital Employees Union claims too many health care workers are being pressured to go to work while sick. Why is the N.S. government recommending a hospital smoking section? HALIFAX | A top health official in Nova Scotia says it’s hard to swallow a recommendation to put a smoking section back in a provincial hospital. SPIRIT OF MEDICINE: Encounters with grief When facing the cold, hard realities of end-of-life decisions, a little human warmth can make a huge difference Advice to new doctors on how to talk to patients Communication is a major factor in patient care SPIRIT OF MEDICINE: Reflections on a journey As waves of new medical students navigate through hospitals every season, patients leave ripples on the courses they chart Potty training on the job Life as a nurse in a deadly city The Mexican border town of Ciudad Juarez was labelled Mexico's deadliest city, at the centre of a war on drug cartels. Report: All new nurses in U.K. could face checks on compassion and values A government-commissioned review is likely to press for all new nurses and healthcare assistants to be screened for their values and ability to be compassionate, Nursing Times has been told. Five tips on how to be a great preceptor Remember that abusive staff doctor you dealt with as a student? Here are five ways to avoid becoming that person First Previous 225 226 227 228 229 Next Last
