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Students “Go rural!” for comprehensive medical training
Prospective physicians who want to get the most out of their medical training should look to go rural. This is the advice...
Read MoreProspective physicians who want to get the most out of their medical training should look to go rural. This is the advice...
Read MoreOpening a practice as a new physician is an overwhelming endeavour in itself, but doing so with a young family in tow...
Read MoreRural Albertans who need mental health support during the upcoming holiday season or in the future have a new way to connect...
Read MoreSaluting nurse practitioners during #NPWeek RhPAP sends a shout out to all the nurse practitioners across rural Alberta during National Nurse Practitioner...
Read MoreThank you, rural preceptors! November 2 is designated as Rural Preceptor Recognition Day by RhPAP to acknowledge the commitment health-care preceptors give...
Read MoreHaving a family doctor to call their own wasn’t something La Crete residents were accustomed to before Dr. Fathi Lajili arrived 10...
Read MoreWinter preparation is an annual ritual for many rural Canadians, but some tasks may seem a little unusual for those new to...
Read MoreA 10-minute hailstorm on her prairie grain farm at harvest was all it took for Megz Reynolds to experience traumatic loss. After...
Read MoreThe first step to embarking on a rural health-care career isn’t necessarily applying to a health-care training program. The pathway to such...
Read MoreFor Tony Thomas and his wife, Tintu Mol Pazhukalayil Mathai, there was no doubt that they would return to the registered nursing roles they held in India...
Read MoreBeing a “senior” encompasses a lot. It’s a catch-all for those who are older: in some cases, beginning with a senior’s discount...
Read MoreFor some, the idea of being a physician and parent may seem daunting. However, those already raising young families say it’s not...
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Dr. Steed practised in the community for 37 years and continues to be a strong supporter of rural health care in his position as an Alberta Health Services associate zone medical director in the South Zone.
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