Street nurse Cathy Crowe on social justice nursingCathy Crowe, a registered nurse, educator, social activist and author, addressed nursing students at St. Lawrence College recently. Dermatologist dies in police car chase Cash-strapped UK hospital could stop paying nurses, other staff for breaks 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. LETTER: Don’t overplay executive clinic’s care 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. Staring down illness with faith and love All you want is a cure when you witness your own children’s struggles, but cures are often hard to come by When the unexpected upends your practice A needlestick injury gave one surgeon a sharp lesson in perspective Mind your body language Consider these five tips to improve the unspoken signals you are sending your patients B.C. doctor finds cure to his burnout via primary-care research Dr. Scott Garrison returned to UBC for a PhD and answers to questions that arise in his practice First Previous 233 234 235 236 237 Next Last
