ER tales: Scan my child Stories from retirement: Can a phoenix disguise its ashes? Canada could follow U.K. NHS’s fax ban if colleges' mandated doctors have secure email: expert Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock said a complete ban will come into place March 2020. Government to ensure coerced sterilization of indigenous Canadians 'never happens again' The Liberals have been pressed for a rapid response to recent reports on the sterilizations, but has so far not agreed to outlaw the practice Dr. Jane Philpott releases plan to wipe out tuberculosis in Inuit communities Her party pledged to wipe tuberculosis from the Arctic—where rates are 300 times higher than the rest of Canada—by 2030 Guiding principles, not simple solutions, are the way to address physician burnout and suicide Ottawa doctor sentenced for multiple sexual offenses First Nations children and youth experiencing more pain than non–First Nations children Breast cancer screening: new emphasis on shared decision-making between women and their doctors Leonardo da Vinci probably would have been a bad doctor He was a genius, no doubt, but some of his traits wouldn't have served him well in this profession Ontario college introduces new alternative to full investigation process For less egregious complaints, the CPSO is offering an alternative to lengthy investigation processes. ER tales: Left unattended A dispatch from a hectic acute-care unit First Previous 381 382 383 384 385 Next Last
