Treating previously untreatable cancers: How CAR T cell therapy could be made accessible to more patientsCancers that were once considered incurable now have new treatment options. However, they’re associated with significant accessibility challenges in Canada due to their high cost and complexity. Poll: How often are you untangling misinformation your patients are seeing online?See what your colleagues say. Take our weekly doctor poll. Why does the old country doctor hate non-physician OMA board members? There’s a critical difference between professional advice and voting authority in physician governance. From sparks to embers: Igniting the future of Canadian healthcare leadership Health Leadership Academy’s national health fellows are harnessing ‘wicked questions’ and radical collaboration to transform a system in crisis. Me vs. machine As healthcare becomes more reliant on digital tools, Dr. Hector Baillie wonders how much of this information gathering actually improves patient care. The real housing decision: Roots vs. wings Why the ‘renting is throwing money away’ narrative fails the math test. Timing is everything In a tragic RSV case, a judge found only one of three physicians liable. The long view How providers of end-of-life care can help improve the system. Digital media is using negativity to steal our attention—here’s how to reclaim it Many of us go online to cope with stress or to escape, but the content that captures our attention most effectively often makes it worse. Navigating malpractice Seeing the emotional toll through the Kübler-Ross framework. Iatrogenic mess Of the three ER doctors working, I’ve arrived last, which means not only do I have to take care of the acutely ill, but I have to take care of patients who are considered a hassle. Editorial: The Medico-Legal Issue Inside the emotional, clinical and systemic costs of today’s medical-legal reality. First Previous 31 32 33 34 35 Next Last
