Ican certainly empathize with Dr. Douglas Hamilton's difficulty in finding suitable work in
Canada, as reported in the article “Frustrated by lack of job opportunities in Canada, MD …

While in no way condoning the abuse this man had inflicted on his wife, I realized that over
the years no one—myself included—had offered him much help in dealing with his lack of …

While in no way condoning the abuse this man had inflicted on his wife, I realized that over
the years no one—myself included—had offered him much help in dealing with his lack of …

Saskatchewan's efforts to recruit and retain as many of its medical school and residency
graduates as possible appear to be paying off. In 1998, 86% of University of Saskatchewan …

Erika, Karen, and Anne (not their real names) sit in my wait-ing room. They expect relief from
their symptoms and direction for their health care. As with many women patients, we talk …

The author of this book is a psychologist who wrote out of" concern that the professional
helping establishment has overly psychologized the problems of child abuse and neglect." …

OVERALL RATING Good, with some limitations STRENGTHS Operates froma theoretical
framework that incorporates both a family system perspective and a feminist perspective, a …

An ad hoc committee of health-services researchers and clinicians of the American College
of Rheumatology observed that the rush to capitated, integrated health-care systems has …

A young woman I work with told me recently that she still remembers the trauma from the
many broken bones she experienced during her childhood. She was so traumatized by the …