Discussions

With Omicron and rising COVID-19 numbers, doctors face decisions in their personal lives over the holidays and whether they plan to have gatherings.

So-called conversion therapy has a nasty history and it looks like Canada might finally be about to ban it on the federal level.

Interviews with medical practitioners often indicate an uneasy relationship for many healthcare workers with this practice.

The following includes a narrative of entirely fictional satire and it's a little bit sad we have to emphasize that so strongly in these days when conspiracies run rampant. But, hey, why should the negative Nellies have a monopoly on false information?

Simulation—so useful to teach a variety of clinical skills—can also be used to teach physician leadership.

There doesn’t seem to be a single aspect of our lives, not the least of which is planning new holiday traditions, that hasn’t been derailed by the never-ending pandemic. How about you?

Two healthcare students, one medical and one in midwifery say Ontario's government is neglecting the province's midwives and they key role they play in maintaining robust care in obstetrics, especially in rural settings.

Dr. Sohail Gandhi sees rising corporatization in Canadian healthcare: and has some questions that should be asked.