I find it difficult to be sure exactly when Ms. Davis-Barron perceived the care of her mother to
fall short of what most people would regard as standard for a dying patient in an acute care …

I cannot help but comment on the article by Ms. Davis-Barron. I, too, had experience ofa
physician whose very bluntness and cold efficiency when she told me of my son's diagnosis …

would like to respond to this Commentary article by Sherri Davis-Barron (Can Med Assoc J
1992; 146: 560-563). I regret that Davis-Barron and her family had such a painful experience …

Ms. Davis-Barronmight com-plain to the media, the courts, the provincial College of Phys-
icians and Surgeons and Parlia-ment. She might threaten, revile, abuse, denigrate, force …

I am ajournalist, and journal-ists tend to keep their pain to themselves. We write about
everyone else's. But I know that my mother would have wanted me to write this story. There …

I read with sorrow and chagrin Ms. Davis-Barron's compelling and moving article on the lack
of compassion in the medical profession. Whenever one of our patients or their loved ones …

I read with sorrow and chagrin Ms. Davis-Barron's compelling and moving article on the lack
of compassion in the medical profession. Whenever one of our patients or their loved ones …

I read with sorrow and chagrin Ms. Davis-Barron's compelling and moving article on the lack
of compassion in the medical profession. Whenever one of our patients or their loved ones …

Abstract [AT the College of Physicians, at the first meeting for the season, a paper was read
by Sir Henry Halford, the President, on the deaths of some eminent persons of modern …

Resolved, That in his death the Senior Class has sus tained the loss of one of its most active
and brilliant members, and the medical profession an able and en thusiastic supporter. He …