Patient-First Language

The relationships we form with our patients greatly impact care and can be built or burnt in an instant.

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As part of a series of first-person true stories written by physicians, Dr. Kristina Powles reflects on the moments after a patient has given birth.

Danielle Paes explores the critical role pharmacists play in promoting health equity and inclusivity within the Canadian healthcare system and the importance of culturally competent care for underrepresented populations.

When patients feel appreciated, they're more likely to come back, refer others and comply with treatment.

They entered her small office, argued for a moment whether it was OK to leave a child’s drawing captioned with ‘I love you Dr. M.’ on the wall. My doctor asked them if they thought that this activity was a productive way to use taxpayer dollars.

The newest CPS chapter outlines important details to consider when caring for transgender and gender-diverse patients—including an in-depth review of hormonal therapy options that are available in Canada.

We are living in times when ‘the truth’ is more important than ever. Truth telling is a cornerstone of trust, upon which our profession depends.