Leading the Way: Listening to physician leaders Rushing coronavirus vaccines and treatments could do more harm than goodWhile it may seem counter-intuitive, even in times of desperate measures and rapid response, science still requires time to make rigorous and robust conclusions The gift of reflection Feedback: The challenges of running late in clinic Doctors share their opinions on some of the most popular stories in our previous issue. Books: A tragicomedy in medicine Dr. Adam Kay’s memoir demonstrates that a sense of humour both masks and helps us cope with deeper wounds the work inflicts on us The inconvenience of good science What motivates people to question the wisdom of scientific experts and sound evidence-based medicine during a pandemic? Editorial: Light from dark Change happens rapidly during true crises because the alternative becomes untenable Generations at work Linda Duxbury explains why millennials want to break with the old culture in medicine and why she feels sorry for Gen X doctors. Long-term care becomes ground zero in the COVID-19 pandemic Discussed: Mobilizing aid from hospitals; how LTC outbreaks occur; unique policies that empower families; why you can't protect the elderly in herd immunity strategies Time is like a sword As frontline healthcare providers during this pandemic, time is not on our side. But we can try to make every interaction count First Previous 376 377 378 379 380 Next Last
