Charlotte Blissitt - Healthy Debate

Charlotte Blissitt

Grade 8
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

3286 Contributions

Apr 9, 2020

by Seema Marwaha

Jonathan – MD

Apr 9, 2020

by Chelsy Vanderberg

Chelsy – RN

Apr 8, 2020

by Sacha Bhatia Will Falk Trevor Jamieson Carole Piovesan James Shaw

Virtual health care is having its moment. Rules will be needed.

Apr 7, 2020

by Sara Shearkhani Walter Wodchis

Keeping patients out of the hospital is a priority – but does this negatively impact their caregivers?

Apr 7, 2020

by Ryan Van Lieshout

Managing postpartum depression: New moms isolated by coronavirus pandemic

Apr 7, 2020

by Supriya Joshi

Your “double double” may have more sugar in it than you think

Apr 6, 2020

by Paul Taylor

Should hospitals reuse N95 masks during the COVID-19 pandemic?

Apr 6, 2020

by Michael Fralick John Fralick Robbie Goldstein

Episode 9 – COVID-19: Interview with Dr. Robbie Goldstein

Apr 2, 2020

by Alan Taniguchi

COVID-19 visitor restrictions are isolating seniors

Apr 1, 2020

by Paul Taylor

Will COVID-19 affect my cancer surgery?

Apr 1, 2020

by Hannah Thomasy

Why do we bake in times of crisis?

Mar 31, 2020

by Michael Fralick John Fralick

Episode 8 – Rapid Fire: COVID-19 Part 2

Mar 30, 2020

by Katherine Monahan

Climate change is fuelling vegetarian and vegan diets in youth

Mar 27, 2020

by Paul Taylor

When will we have a COVID-19 vaccine?

Mar 25, 2020

by Blair Bigham

Four things Canada needs to do NOW to support frontline health care workers and save lives

Mar 23, 2020

by Ngozi Iroanyah Zeeshan Ansari Vanda McNiven

Why business hours are bad for hospitals

Mar 21, 2020

by Tebasum Durrani

COVID-19 disproportionately affects those living in poverty. And this impacts us all.

Mar 18, 2020

by Joshua Tepper Ryan Hinds Bernard Ho

Is it time to implement one national license for Canadian doctors?

Mar 16, 2020

by Sidney Weiss Seema Marwaha Michael Nolan Joshua Tepper

Digital solutions to manage coronavirus are virtually inevitable

Mar 15, 2020

by Kieran Quinn

Unplanned hospitalizations – and coronavirus – must trigger advanced care planning discussions