Everyday witnesses to humanitySometimes we forget, in the melee of science, that many of our interactions are very intimate. Pharmacists are first line of defense against COVID-19 misinformationPublic health departments have developed valuable databases of information on the new coronavirus, pharmacists play a key role in disseminating that information Return of the hack* Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in (complete with painful pop culture references) The long search for relativity solutions bedevils doctors Editorial: Firing when you have to It is one of the toughest things for any employer to do, but many doctors have to be good managers of people Unexpected blocks to care emerge when you're out of province Recent experiences have made me rethink keeping our Alberta healthcare while temporarily living in Montreal. When laser surgery turns into a nightmare, the toll can be enormous Laser surgery is performed successfully in 95% of cases but the operation can turn into a nightmare requiring complex treatments because it is a new, poorly documented field in medicine Protecting workers who provide homecare Dreading vacation How to collaborate in a time of drug shortages What to include in your communications back to the doctor's office Coronavirus: The latest disease to fuel mistrust, fear and racism Scapegoating is often used to distract from the underlying economic and political decisions that produced vulnerability to disease The curious case of ConsultLoop: Promise and failure in Canadian healthcare 'When I look back on our journey, I don’t think that the current landscape has the right conditions for success for our type of venture' First Previous 329 330 331 332 333 Next Last
