The workforce pressure on our increasingly strained health-care system is not a Human Resources (HR) problem; it’s a human ...
Scrolling through social media, it’s easy to feel like health advice is everywhere. A creator shares a routine that “changed ...
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 modern health care, we still behave as though safety is primarily a function of individual vigilance. When something goes wrong, health-care providers will instinctively ask “what could I have done ...
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 ...
Nicki Soilis is a doctoral candidate at McGill University’s Institute of Health Sciences Education whose research focuses on community-based and equity-oriented learning in the health professions and ...
Many low-income seniors are standing on the edge of a financial precipice. As family physicians and health promoters at St. Michael’s Family Health Team, we do everything we can to support our ...
Alberta’s drug policy is increasingly framed around recovery. In principle, that is hard to oppose. People who use drugs deserve more than survival. They deserve safety, housing, treatment, dignity ...
In 2025, more than 5,400 Canadians contracted measles. Two infants died. On Nov. 10, the Pan American Health Organization confirmed what Canadian public health organizations had feared most: measles ...
Togetherness is inviting others to walk side by side, inviting each other in; sharing in life, health, and well-being. A large proportion of immigration and refugee settlement and health-care workers ...
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