Cultural Competence

Strong, ingrained, legion: Nicotine will even make a mule of doctors

Human rights expert suggests a strategy for challenging unequal provision of palliative services in Canada

It will remain far from extinct, but how different will it look in years to come?

Attitudes and knowledge concerning adverse events vary, but the Canadian system is evoloving to learn from and prevent errors without creating a climate of blame and fear

As more health system planning takes place locally in Ontario, a new Ontario Medical Association (OMA) report is stressing the need for physicians to be more engaged in the process.