Emergency Medicine

Days after the province's top doctor said Ontario might see up to 600 patients in intensive care during the ongoing sixth wave, hospitals say they're already feeling pressure as a result of staff absences due to the virus.

Those who might need the drug the most would do well to learn ahead of time how they might access it, the country's chief public health officer said this week.

Patient aggression, workload and paperwork plus exiting doctors all fanning the flames of doctor burnout.

Dr. Julien Auger, an FP at Hôpital de Saint-Jérôme in St-Jérôme, Que., boarded a plane after the Ukrainian health ministry called for help from foreign medical workers.

Something clicked as Dr. Raj Waghmare thought about the case. He suddenly felt both smart and stupid.

Laws vary across Canada for what amounts to involuntary detox for minors who are sometimes detained through the emergency department following an overdose.

Preparing your patients in case they fall ill is more important than ever.

Swoop, a portable MRI scanner created by Hyperfine in the U.S., can be wheeled to patients to perform the scan instead of the other way around.