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• ↓ At a breaking point: Workforce sustainability in home and community care needs smarter HR
• ↓ You can’t have patient safety without good system design
• ↓ Addiction is not a moral failure: Why harm reduction matters
• ↓ Canada must take the lead on hepatitis C vaccine research
• ↓ If AI scribes were the test run, Supply Ontario has lessons to learn
• ↓ ‘Authentic’ health advice isn’t the same as evidence-based
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"The workforce pressure on our increasingly strained health-care system is not a Human Resources (HR) problem; it’s a human problem that affects every single person in the chain of care, from physicians and Personal Support Workers to the administrative teams who hold it all together."

"In modern health care, we still behave as though safety is primarily a function of individual vigilance. When something goes wrong, health-care providers will instinctively ask “what could I have done differently?” instead of addressing a more uncomfortable question “how did our systems make this mistake more likely?” This is understandable as many enter the health-care profession firmly grounded in the principle of “first, do no harm.”"

"During a rural posting in West Africa, I once saw people at a religious centre locked up, chained to poles and subjected to harsh conditions because they were “addicted to drugs,” brought by their family members who believed they were “demon possessed” or needed “spiritual deliverance.” I remember being shocked and moved to tears at these attempts to detoxify or rehabilitate – but without evidence-based care, compassion, dignity or an understanding of the illness itself."

"Hepatitis C kills hundreds of thousands of people worldwide each year; in Canada it results in more lost years of life than any other infectious disease. An effective treatment exists, but it is unavailable to many because of cost and other access obstacles. And there is no vaccine. Canada has the researchers, the policy framework and the capacity to help change that."

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At a breaking point: Workforce sustainability in home and community care needs smarter HR

You can’t have patient safety without good system design

Addiction is not a moral failure: Why harm reduction matters

Canada must take the lead on hepatitis C vaccine research

If AI scribes were the test run, Supply Ontario has lessons to learn

‘Authentic’ health advice isn’t the same as evidence-based