Discussions

Why searching for medical answers online often provides the opposite of relief.

Should we look at this practice as ‘queue jumping’ and an undesirable yet inevitable consequence of a healthcare system in freefall? Or should we incorporate it into our national philosophy?

In Adaptation and the Life Cycle, psychologist Bernice Neugarten tells us that we arrive in our middle years by our social clocks, not our age.

This blog is not an attempt to have the Medical Post readership solve my car buying woes. Rather, I want to discuss the current combustible state of medical practice to its electrifying future.

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When there are no more medical solutions left to offer, Dr. Jabir Jassam discovers that providing a safe space for sadness is its own kind of care.

Doctors demand binding arbitration while nurses fight to escape it–inside the opposing legal battles over bargaining power in Ontario’s healthcare system.

How a career-defining experience changed the way I see my role—and the power of stepping forward.

Sometimes the hardships of others can trigger an emotional response we are not prepared to confront at work.

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