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

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

A few weeks ago, my 6-year-old son developed a fever, severe abdominal pain and repeated vomiting in the middle of the night. Concerned, my husband and I brought him to the emergency department at ...

This is the fourth in a five-part series examining the role of art in health care. Imagine a world where creativity is prescribed alongside medicine – where artists collaborate with doctors to heal ...

As health care becomes more digital, access has become the default good. More convenience. More transparency. More information at our fingertips. For most patients and families, that is progress. But ...

When I went through medical school, I recall learning little to nothing on topics such as disability, ableism and accessibility in health care. Then one day, near the end of my family medicine ...