A path to wellness
Support for nurses who struggle with mental illness or substance use disorders
By Jonathan Sher
On an intensive care unit where nursing staff and doctors try...
Paid to play
By Jonathan Sher
It may seem quite the hike from Rwanda to Western University in London, Ontario, but for nursing student Amy Olson, the trip...
Teach. Don’t preach.
Just one of the many lessons Mireille “Mimi” Mitchell has taken to heart as an RN in the community and elsewhere.
By Jonathan Sher
Four decades...
Making good business sense in acute care
By Lesley Young
According to RN Kathryn Hayward-Murray, senior vice president, patient care services, and chief nursing executive for Trillium Health Partners (THP), becoming a...
A struggle for care
Ontarians without access to health insurance rely on a unique clinic when they need it most, but nurses are advocating for a broader solution....
Nursing with a public health lens
The unique skills of public health nurses are transferable to almost any area of nursing.
By Daniel Punch
In the shadow of St. James Cathedral’s 93-metre...
Nurses helping break down barriers to healthcare
Despite significant barriers to healthcare, nurses are helping transgender Ontarians to express their true gender identities.
By Daniel Punch
Twenty-year-old Nolan Blodgett walked into a Peterborough...
RN Profile: The road less travelled
Mobile RN finds late-career niche in northern communities
By Daniel Punch
The trip from Thunder Bay to the tiny northwestern Ontario community of Upsala typically takes...
Understanding pain to help patients
By Daniel Punch
Sheila O’Keefe-McCarthy’s earliest nursing lessons came from the first person she ever met.
A nurse and midwife who emigrated from Ireland, O’Keefe-McCarthy’s...
Nurses to the rescue: Calm walk home takes traumatic turn
PART 2 OF 3
Emergencies can strike at any time. Jarring, chaotic and often life-threatening, they startle the senses and send adrenaline soaring. In this...
Latest News
