Nurse who bullied co-workers could fight for her job backA nurse fired for bullying co-workers could try to get her job back. Study: YouTube videos 'show nurses as stupid sex objects'Nurses have been urged to go on the offensive against YouTube videos that stereotype them as sexual playthings or witless. Openers: Have your say The move toward tech regulation is consistent with the broader objective of expanding pharmacists’ scope of practice. Practice Issues: Ethics and Issues Are pharmacists overusing specialist titles? For the love of sports: Sometimes, MDs go full-circle Combining a passion with their profession, sport MDs have the best of both worlds Girls suffer more concussions than boys when playing hockey First study of girls’ hockey injuries also shows they have more soft tissue injuries and sprains Kids with concussion need to ‘return to learn’ before they ‘return to play’ Recovery should include cognitive as well as physical rest, MDs say London calling: Meet Canada’s chief Olympic doctor Working under the glare of the Olympics, Dr. Julia Alleyne is ready for anything Tapping into a winning father-son coaching relationship As he helps his son prepare for his final Paralympic appearance, Dr. Hugh Tildesley reflects on how his roles as coach and physician are complementary Thousands leaving Canada for medical care A Fraser Institute study states that thousands of Canadians are going to the U.S. for medical care. Entrepreneur launches temperance society Female surgical trainees say getting pregnant seen as a no-no First Previous 702 703 704 705 706 Next Last
