The BC Supreme Court hearing and the need for innovation in public healthcare'A victory for Cambie Surgeries would be a loss for the many Canadians who would not be able to pay out-of-pocket or afford private insurance' Stories from retirement: Curses not loud but deepI cling to the hope that, the perfect, lusty, vengeful response awaits, one so cleverly constructed, it will leave the swearee wide-eyed with admiration, yet cut to his knees Ontario physicians do not need consent to withhold CPR that they feel will not benefit patients Services needed for early onset Alzheimer's disease patients: doctor, advocates Stories from retirement: Marsh mellow I have been told that I am mellowing with age. But that sounds too much like what happens to an old banana Inequity aversion, relativity, and envy Life is unfair, but fee for service is the closest thing to fair that still encourages productivity for patients—no matter what the monkey does. Physician gets 17-month suspension for having sex with patient in the clinic This penalty was handed down despite the fact that the mandatory minimum suspension for similar offences was upped to five years in 2017 Protesters say Alberta bill would make it harder to access some medical services If Bill 207 is approved, it would mean a healthcare provider could not be sued or sanctioned for refusing to provide a service that goes against their moral beliefs An unconscious boy and an instant reaction Are we closet racists? My fellow Canadians, we need to talk... First Previous 176 177 178 179 180 Next Last
