Re: “A new ER reality — a drop in standards of care,” commentary, June 3.
As noted in the commentary, the health system is especially busy and we’re seeing more patients requiring
Delanie Johnson La Crosse Community Foundation
PATCH believes that health care practices, programs and policies should be developed with young people rather than just for them. After all, who could be better than teens at providing insight into the needs
Family doctors leaving the profession increase the strain on those who remain and continue to deal with ever-increasing and complex population demands for primary care
The College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) says in the face of mounting pressures
Nurses in Prince George are warning the largest hospital in northern BC is at a “breaking point,” describing long waits in the emergency room and patients lined up in hallways to receive care.
Members of the BC Nurses Union (BCNU)
Responding to the criticism, the UCP said its government inherited a “broken, bloated, and bureaucratic health system” from the NDP
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James Zimmer will always be remembered as a kind-hearted carpenter who dreamed of supporting people like himself who were struggling with mental illness, his family says.
“He wanted to start out with being a
Doctors on PEI are taking steps to alleviate staffing deficiencies and make health-care more efficient.
They have had a hand in recruitment, the switch to electronic medicals and the implementation of the new Atlantic physician registry.
Dr. Megan Miller, PEI’s
There’s a bipartisan attempt in the state Legislature to finally finish the mental health reform that Gov. Ronald Reagan and lawmakers began 56 years ago. They botched the job back then.
Their failure is a major reason why
