Author Clara MacDonald proposes proactive psychological preparedness as a strategy to lessen the emotional impact of adverse events and promote resilience. This approach has potential benefits to patient safety, quality, and system improvements, and a reduction of the shame-and-blame medical culture.
This study is part of a larger evaluation of RSON outcomes, specifically considering patient satisfaction with the mode of pre- and post-surgical consultations in order to make inferences about health service planning.
This article explores the physician-community relationship through three case studies from rural communities in Canada, each highlighting strategies employed by physicians to establish and foster relationships within their communities during challenging circumstances.
RCCbc is partnering with Tumbler Ridge and Port Alberni, along with healthcare partners the Institute for Personalized Therapeutic Nutrition (IPTN) and the Institute for Health System Transformation and Sustainability (IHSTS) to tackle chronic disease thanks to a funding boost from Healthcare Excellence Canada (HEC).
This study explores the experiences of specialists who provide outreach care services to better understand their motivation for engaging in outreach work, their perceptions of quality of care, and the supports they receive.
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