The workforce pressure on our increasingly strained health-care system is not a Human Resources (HR) problem; it’s a human ...

When something goes wrong, health-care providers will instinctively ask “what could I have done differently?” instead of ...

We are all familiar with the word “addict.” It is used so casually that many people no longer hear the harm inside it. I am ...

In May, Ontario’s Auditor General released a special report on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Ontario government, including medical “AI scribes” that are increasingly being used by ...

Scrolling through social media, it’s easy to feel like health advice is everywhere. A creator shares a routine that “changed ...

Live entertainment provides a lovely night out for those inclined. Engaging in live arts improves one’s wellbeing and sense of community, something that is becoming all too rare in a world shaped by ...

This article is the fourth in a series exploring what a literature review reveals about the digital burden in primary care, why it matters and how we can rethink the relationship between clinicians ...

In medicine, responsibility traditionally has been clear. A clinician orders a test, interprets the result and ensures appropriate follow-up. That chain of accountability is central to how care is ...

Back in 2020, in response to the global call by the World Health Organization to eliminate cervical cancer, Canada set an ambitious goal to achieve 90 per cent HPV vaccination coverage among ...

As an Obstetrician-Gynecologist, and as a member of the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada (SOCG), I have had the opportunity to see the development of a law on forced sterilization ...