Cultural Competence

Once as simple as a meeting and a handshake, job interviews now involve inquisition by committee

When facing the cold, hard realities of end-of-life decisions, a little human warmth can make a huge difference

Doctor says consent was clear, and warns ruling against him means any unhappy patients can later claim they didn’t understand

Use this advice to help patients assess treatments without alienating them

As waves of new medical students navigate through hospitals every season, patients leave ripples on the courses they chart

Dr. Frances Kelsey of Vancouver Island went on to the FDA and questioned the drug

Quebec site recalls the tragedies of the Grosse Ile quarantine station and the devoted doctors and nurses who worked there