LGBT medical education falling shortMajority of schools teach how to ask about sexual behaviours but spend little time on subject, survey finds Patient advocacy gets respectCMA endorses push to add subjects like advocacy to curriculums, but critics wonder about overloading doctors Patient death prompts violence Patients here are taking to the streets—sometimes even with pitchforks and clubs—in outrage over the state of public hospitals in the country. South Africa to introduce medicare Admin 101: Stop ignoring that poor elephant! Hospital management is all about meetings, meetings and more meetings Many Toronto kids missed out on flu vaccine Even in a province with a universal influenza immunization program, nearly half the children in a major Toronto hospital were not given flu vaccine in the winter of 2010. Sensitivity needed with depressed Asian patients Diagnosis and treatment need to be adapted to beat stigma Social-science research key to countering opposition to vaccine More work needed to understand factors influencing parents’ decision not to vaccinate children, MD says Dr. Bolduc goes undercover North gets extended commitment for health funding The divide over opioids We have a dual tragedy: a large segment of the population who could benefit from opioids —and an epidemic of over-prescribing and abuse The Healthcare Interview: Period of slower fee growth coming, says outgoing CEO of DNS Doctors Nova Scotia’s Doug Clarke discusses how to get more women leaders, the impact of NPs and the changing role of medical associations First Previous 747 748 749 750 751 Next Last
