Patient-First Language

A comfortable waiting room where patients are put at ease makes the wait more bearable

Michiko Maruyama has journeyed from being a patient to becoming a doctor —and back again—with art lighting her way

Uniforms are designed for function and for identifying roles, but who says ‘practical’ can’t also be dead sexy?

SYDNEY, Australia | After a medical scientist placed three embryos in a catheter rather than an agreed two, an obstetrician inserted these into a patient’s uterus.

There’s an “epidemic” of disjointed communication through the health care system, according to a Thompson Rivers University nursing instructor.

Asking patients to track their nausea and vomiting after a course of chemotherapy helped the health care team to adjust medications and achieve better control of symptoms, according to the results of a small single center study.

Nurses are frequently placed in situations where they lack the time, and in some cases the resources to care for patients in the way they would like to.

Document a combined effort of radiation oncologists and urologists