Cultural Competence

Some of the goals outlined in the action plan include diversifying admission and hiring, anti-racism training among faculty and reviewing curricula to remove racial and colonial biases.

As physicians, we are trained to detect physical harm. But our hardest cases are the invisible ones—where the damage is purely psychological.

Young people today do not know more about sexual health than their peers did 10 or 20 years ago, said Rachel Bergen, who led the report as sexual health evaluation project lead at UBC.

Dr. John Crosby interviews intensivist Dr. Shelly Dev about how she avoids burnout in the ICU.

Preventing lower limb amputation starts with screening, offloading and rapid access to a multidisciplinary team for wounds. 

What still needs improvement as Manitoba declares a public health emergency?

B.C. pharmacist Rami Safi says years of working with marginalized patients pushed him to rethink what it means to care for someone in a pharmacy.

Shasha Wolfe, an Indigenous Two-Spirit trans woman, shared her experiences accessing gender-affirming care with pharmacy students at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy.

The resource is designed to help pharmacy teams better support the sexual and reproductive health needs of transgender and gender-diverse patients.

A retired Nova Scotia neurologist is facing a reprimand after making inappropriate jokes to his patients about politics and making sexual innuendos with his patients.