Tofield recreation therapist makes life fun for long-term care residents
Everyone likes to have fun, whether they are one or 100. So, if Nicole Kulba is taking care of you, consider yourself...
Read MoreEveryone likes to have fun, whether they are one or 100. So, if Nicole Kulba is taking care of you, consider yourself...
Read MoreHappiness—it’s a simple concept that isn’t always easy to come by, especially coming out of the year that was 2020. That’s why practitioners at...
Read MoreHave health professionals made a big difference in your rural Alberta community? Has your rural community successfully excelled at attracting and retaining...
Read MoreRhPAP wraps up its celebration of 2020 The Year of the Nurse and Midwife by looking into what’s in store down the...
Read MoreStacy Peleskey and Emily West are making a home visit with post-partum client, Eva Bergen. Peleskey is a midwife whose clinic is...
Read MoreAs 2020 draws to a close, the RhPAP team would like to express our gratitude for the opportunity to work with so...
Read MoreFor Dr. Kelly Burak, a positive COVID-19 test provided the inspiration to help rural Alberta physicians combat the virus through virtual professional...
Read MoreThe fourteenth survey for the members of the Rural Voice Information Panel (Rural VIP) was sent out November 5, 2020 to 227...
Read MoreTeacher, secretary, hairdresser, or nurse. For at least one young woman growing up in a small rural community during the early ’80s, the...
Read MoreHome-care nurses often have to bite their tongues and listen. What it means to care for someone in their own home is...
Read MoreNurses never quite know what they will be dealing with when a patient arrives at a rural hospital. In her previous role...
Read MoreFor Val Paice, driving more than an hour, twice a day for ten months was worth the sacrifice. As a married mother with...
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