Cultural Competence

Here's the thing about the mandatory indoor mask use debate. Like everything else with COVID-19, we're just delaying the inevitable. Cases will rise, either soon or in the fall/winter, and then we'll scramble to implement a policy to try to mitigate it.

However, the proportion of deaths that occurred in Canadian long-term care homes was double the OECD average

This will be the last entry in my COVID-19 journal. It is not that I won’t write about the pandemic again, but, for me, this phase of my service to keep people safe from COVID-19 is ending. On June 30, I will return to the youth program full time.

Canada's largest mental and addiction teaching hospital says police should not be the first responders to mental health crises in the community.

During the COVID-10 pandemic, we have been conducting most medical care in our walk-in clinic without actually seeing the patients. Occasionally, however, especially when the problem is a rash, we have been triaging patients very carefully and seeing appropriate patients in person—using all necessary precautions, hand-washing frequently, etc.

The first in a new video series from Dr. John Crosby