Help for those trying to hang on
January 1, 2003
The Report: January / February 2003 vol.24 num.1
by YUKIE KURAHASHI
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Living a life of courage and activism
January 1, 2003
The Report: January / February 2003 vol.24 num.1
by PAUL DAYSON
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he day after World AIDS Day, Rick Barnes is reflective. Its personal this year. Steven, his partner of six years, died from AIDS in June.
Changing work schedules to 7.2-hour days
January 1, 2003
The Report: January / February 2003 vol.24 num.1
by BRUCE WILKINS
Our employer is planning to unilaterally change our work schedules to 7.2-hour days. What do we do? |
The good news: you can help protect medicare
January 1, 2003
The Report: January / February 2003 vol.24 num.1
by BRIAN ISBERG
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here is an old joke that starts, ‘I have some good news and I have some bad news. Well, I have some good news and I have some bad news, but unfortunately this is not a joke.
Fighting back with strength of reason
January 1, 2003
The Report: January / February 2003 vol.24 num.1
by RON OHMART
Kimberley loses hospital
January 1, 2003
The Report: January / February 2003 vol.24 num.1
by CAROLE PEARSON
Critical incident stress: do you recognize the symptoms?
January 1, 2003
The Report: January / February 2003 vol.24 num.1
by CAROL RIVIERE and YUKIE KURAHASHI
Counsellors face risk of vicarious traumatization
January 1, 2003
The Report: January / February 2003 vol.24 num.1
by CAROL RIVIERE and YUKIE KURAHASHI
Reckless cuts to health care take human toll
September 1, 2002
The Report: September / October 2002 vol.23 num.4
by DAN KEETON
Liberal government and HEABC responsible for industry instability
September 1, 2002
The Report: September / October 2002 vol.23 num.4
by RON OHMART
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he Liberal government has been running a television advertising campaign on health care for the past month. In one of the ads, you see a doctor going into an empty operating room.