Video: Nursing home shows aides what dementia is likeFor the training program, staff wore blurred goggles, had their fingers taped together, had corn placed in their shoes and had to listen to radio static through headphones while they completed simple tasks. Human-resource planning needed to fix ‘doctor glut’Independent, government-funded oversight agency needed, insider says The changing role of pharmacists on primary care teams Event focuses on barriers, opportunities for Saskatchewan's pharmacists in redesigned Primary Health Care System. CADTH Corner Steps to better warfarin management. PICTURE YOURSELF: At the pinnacle Four ways to improve your office's accessibility Patients with physical disabilities face significant barriers in accessing health care. How does your clinic measure up? INNOVATORS: Orthopedic surgeon champions neglected victims of abuse When Dr. Mohit Bhandari saw that intimate partner violence was going unchecked by his colleagues, he made it his mission to promote awareness LETTER: Lighten up on theological concerns over travel piece Re: Letter to editor: "Blame man for inhumanity, not God" (the Medical Post, Jan. 31) OPINION: The clinical practice paradox We need evidence, but many doctors are reluctant to refer their patients to investigational clinical trials YOUR TURN: 'Patient' versus 'client' LAST LAUGH: Dr Lifestyle's Diary Doctors Are From Mars, Nurses Are From — Oh, To Hell With It Nurse blogger suggests survey showing docs and nurses miscommunicate on respect, job role is trying to validate abusive physician behaviour. First Previous 490 491 492 493 494 Next Last
