The report recommends the appointment of a director of equity, vary and inclusion on the MUHC along with the creation of a safe mechanism for flagging discrimination.
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Ontario hospital nurses will see
Local physician claims way too many single-use medical devices are being used and thrown away as opposed to having medical equipment that can be used many times
Ontario hospitals, health professionals and the medical community need to do much more
Are you passionate about creating inclusive workplaces for everyone? British Columbia is currently taking steps to ensure better, safer spaces for healthcare workers — and you can be a part of it by joining the diverse team at Providence Health
A program at the Health Sciences Center that provides care and support for sexual assault survivors has dealt with another staffing blow.
The Manitoba Nurses Union (MNU) said two recently hired nurses have resigned from the Sexual Assault Nursing Examiner
So many of you have been asking me to hold another class because you learned so much in the last class that Craig and I decided to teach all of you the latest science!
We are always on the hunt
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People with physical disabilities hold limited positions as scholars, teachers, or leaders in physical education, recreation, and sports. Perhaps the reason is that the field is flooded with able-bodied people who think they know best. But
It is crucial to recognize the invaluable contributions made by certified nursing assistants (CNAs) in year-round skilled nursing centers. These compassionate and dedicated individuals form the backbone of resident care, providing essential support to nurses and ensuring the well-being of
Shovels are now in the ground on four separate health care expansion projects worth a combined total of more than $265 million in southwestern Manitoba.
The biggest is the long-awaited, $127-million Neepawa Health Center on a 40-acre parcel of farmland
Continuing care assistants help people in various healthcare environments such as nursing homes, long-term care homes, retirement homes, client homes or hospitals.
CCA’s are listed in the top five occupations in Saskatchewan, based on the highest job vacancies.
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