Answering the call of dutyIn his new book, Dr. Marc Dauphin describes the adrenalin-fuelled roller coaster of serving in Afghanistan, as well as his admiration of fellow caregivers and soldiers DIVERSION: Dr. Lifestyle's Diary - December 3, 2013 Tempus fugit A recently retired physician reflects on his 40th anniversary of graduating from medical school One final heroic act of caring Angela was adamant: no extraordinary measures at the end of life. But her other request made granting the earlier one much more challenging Mount Sinai Hospital receives $6 million gift to support healing area Different Strokes: Taking patient engagement seriously Chaplain Daryl Bell leads a formal process for involving patients and their families in care delivery at Kingston General Hospital 2013 CCSA: A friend in deed for those with HIV/AIDS Why bashing organized labour has never been more fun Trailblazers: Connecting cancer patients Allowing people affected by cancer to share their feelings openly is the aim of CancerChatCanada, a national online program Retired physician loses licence over sex abuse case QUEBEC CITY | Retirement has not saved a former family physician here from the wrath of the Collège des Médecins du Québec. First Previous 200 201 202 203 204 Next Last
