Cultural Competence

Physicians recall some less-than-courteous moments in their career.

Dr. Marcia Anderson spearheaded the project to begin voluntary collection of this data across the province.

Being Jewish I have always worked on Christmas. Having no family obligations, I always have fun at the parties people put on in the hospital. When I worked emergency, I always preferred the people suffering from indigestion and loneliness who showed up at Christmastime to the obnoxious drunks and driving disasters of New Years Eve.

The province’s new health minister is vowing to address what she calls a ‘crisis of trust’ among reproductive health patients in Labrador amid an ongoing investigation.

We don’t consciously consider the plethora of useful information which we have accumulated over our lifetime.

Innovative, community-based programs are needed as male loneliness, sometimes masked by anger or participation in dark online communities, is on the rise in Canada.

At the University of Toronto, our CAPSI chapter has spent the past year focused on helping pharmacy students grow into confident, capable, patient-centred professionals.

With Alberta set to curtail how regulatory bodies can discipline its members for ‘expressive conduct,’ the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta says it is reviewing the implications of the new legislation.