Patient Care Trends

Now researchers better understand why even a mildly annoying itch could put you on an itch-and-scratch cycle if you give in.

A minor sports injury turns into a catastrophic emergency, pushing an exhausted staff to the brink.

How four words derail an FP’s schedule – and the fix that makes appointments safer and less stressful for everyone.

Under proposed new legislation in Poland, patients would have the right to be visited in hospices and palliative care wards by their pets.

The updated tool adds new features to support dry eye assessment and management.

Shasha Wolfe, an Indigenous Two-Spirit trans woman, shared her experiences accessing gender-affirming care with pharmacy students at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy.

Patients languish in inpatient units because of a lack of long-term care facilities, home care programs and rehab centres.

AI scribes can reduce documentation burden, but the consent process can quickly become its own source of administrative work.

New funding means south Winnipeg will be getting the Manitoba Menopause Clinic. While its establishment is a ways away, we spoke with Dr. Debra Evaniuk about what physicians need to remember when providing this type of care.

The AIDS Memorial Quilt was stitched from the lives of those dying from an epidemic that many in the government and public feared and failed to address.