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“Three abstractions: love, time, and death. Love, we all long for it; time, we all want more of it; and death, we fear”- from the movie; Collateral Beauty

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Assisted Dying in Canada already exists for adults, but what about children?

I came across this article and it caught my eye. As one who is specializing in working with adults, children … More

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assisted dying, assisted medical dying, assisted suicide, canada, death, dying, end of life, government funding, hospice, National Post, pain management, palliative care, quebec

‘Journey’s End’ is Available!

Julie and I are very excited to announce that our book is available on the Xlibris website at: http://www.xlibris.com. Journey’s … More

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assisted dying, bereavement, brewster, canada, death, death cafe, dying, end of life, euthanasia, funeral, funerals, grief, hospice, mourning, nierenberg, palliative, psychiatry, psychology, social work, Spain, USA

Dying with Dignity in the Intensive Care Unit

Hola a tod@s, my beloved rogues, Published yesterday in The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), I share this review article … More

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canada, compassion, dying with dignity, ICU, patient, Spain

Charter of Quebec Values: Part 2

The saga continues, but I can say as one trained as a social worker, I am happy to come across … More

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canada, Charter of Quebec Values, Pauline Marois, quebec

National Forum on Patient Experience Conference-Day 2

The conference opened with Dr. Vaughan Glover, CEO, CAPCH with opening remarks. The opening address was by Mary Ferguson-Paré, Fmr. … More

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canada, healthcare, patient centered care, patient experience

The Benefit of Nurse Practitioners

I came across this post in The Guardian that discusses the benefits of nurse practitioners to fill the void of not … More

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canada, healthcare, Nurse Practitioners, Prince Edward Island

Social Programs for a Stronger Canada

This is a link worth reviewing and it also provides you with the option of sending a letter to your … More

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canada, Canadian Social Transfer, Equality, Federal and provincial government, social programs

Waitlists in Canadian Healthcare

Perhaps because I work in social services with seniors, I am drawn to any information that focuses on Canadian healthcare. … More

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canada, chronic condition, elective surgery, healthcare, non-urgent, policy, Waitlists

The Value of Canadian Health

I came across an article from the Health Council of Canada which announced the shortlist for the fourth annual Health … More

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canada, Health Council of Canada, healthcare, Innovative Health Challenge, University Students

Life and Death by Neighborhood

I came across an article in Maclean’s this past weekend which focused on Canadian healthcare, and how where you live may influence … More

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canada, CMA, economics, healthcare, Maclean, socioeconomics, town hall style meeting

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