In reviewing its pandemic response, the B.C. government won't be allowing discussion of decisions made by either the government or the provincial health officer. Also excluded from the debate will be any decisions relating to the economy, including
The survey, conducted on the second anniversary of the pandemic, suggests 40% of people aged 18 to 34 agree their mental health is at a breaking point. A clinical psychologist explains COVID-19 impacts were felt more acutely by young adults who had
Provincially, the number of fentanyl deaths roughly doubled almost every year since 2011, when there were only six. Year-end results show 1,758 Albertans died from a drug overdose last year, the most since the province began tracking the issue in
These homes are first of four supportive house facilities that the province and the City of Nanaimo will create. The partnership will see community health workers embedded at the site and residents will have on-site services such as life-skills
The data covers patient trends in access to virtual care in Ont., Man., Sask., Alta. and B.C. and highlights the shift to virtual care for physicians during the first year of the pandemic. While virtual care accounted for between 2% and 11% of the
A recent increase in fatal sodium nitrite poisonings has some health experts calling for stricter regulation of the substance. Sodium nitrite is a white salt commonly used in curing meat but it’s also being used as a poison in suicides. Ont. saw at
A donated vehicle and staff will allow the Salvus Clinic to bring healthcare services to some of the most vulnerable residents of Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview. A nurse practitioner says they can take the van to homeless tent sites, homeless shelters
Four years after the N.B. auditor general criticized the province for offering a lack of access to addiction and mental health treatment inside provincial jails, more than half of her recommendations weren’t implemented. That includes a
People in N.S. who seek gender-affirming surgery no longer need a letter of support from a specialist to apply for the procedure. A psychosocial assessment letter is still needed but the province is making it so more healthcare professionals can
L’étude (anglais seul.) de l’Université Concordia explique qu’il y a beaucoup d’accent mis sur les risques biomédicaux. Bien que la coauteure de la recherche reconnaisse que ce sont des inquiétudes valides et que les futures mères devraient en être