Patient-First Language

The patient alleged that after her identity got mixed up with another patient's, the pharmacy staff lied to protect themselves

New report outlines range of services that should be available to individuals with or at risk of harm from opioid use

A patient in agony, who only finds relief in hours-long baths, gets an unusual OTC treatment

Last year, the college of physicians and surgeons of Saskatchewan received 2,905 calls from concerned patients—a record high, up nearly 500 from the 2,408 they received in 2016.

A four-year agreement brought an end to a months-long dispute marred by verbal and physical confrontations on the picket lines