- Nick
My grandfather passed away about two weeks after going home. He lived longer than we thought he would.
It was tough to see him lose his dignity.
The Score: 0 - Should hospital staff be allowed to use their phones for personal reasons?
Cellphones in the hospital: What are the rules? Can staff check personal email, send texts, scroll through social media? And how do patients feel?
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- André Picard
Medical care is infinitely better than 30 years ago and we take that for granted.
The health system is profoundly undemocratic
The Score: 0 - Why is there a gender wage gap in Canadian medicine?
Many say a gender wage gap should not exist in Canadian medicine, where the system is mostly fee-for-service. Others say the system is part of the problem.
The Score: 0 - Adam
For some of our families, it is extremely important that death occurs in the intensive care setting.
There is no one right way to do death.
The Score: 0 - Why medical school should be funnier
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- "I want to talk to someone": The importance of psychosocial oncology
Psychosocial oncology is considered a critical component of cancer care, but access varies across Ontario. What it is, and how we might fill in the gaps.
The Score: 0 - Rude, competitive, cliquey: What to do about toxic behaviour in medicine
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