New Brunswick legislators defeat controversial mandatory vaccination billNew Brunswick legislators have voted down a controversial bill that would have made vaccinations mandatory for children in the province's schools and daycares. COVID-19 and the nurturing of our souls Surgeon reprimanded for seeking private information about judge who ruled against him The doctor suspected that the judge, who threw out an appeal to have his hospital privileges reinstated, was being treated by hospital staff who made the decision PMHx: The unending challenge of improving rural health services Canadian doctors have tried for years to address the "irreducible hazard" of being a patient in rural and remote communities. VITALS: Have you ever had a mental health condition that affected your work? Your responses to our editorial survey. Want to get away from it all? Resources for both virtual and real-life experiences to help you recharge. Suffering in secret Doctors often don’t want to admit to anxiety or low moods but there comes a point when they need to reach out. Fewer patients, less burnout? Can a cap on the number of patients seen in a day help address physician burnout? Feds ask court for second extension on changes to assisted dying law What does racism look like in Canadian medicine? There are three converging factors that make Canadian medicine surprisingly fertile ground for racism First Previous 196 197 198 199 200 Next Last
