If a conversation could save a life, would you have it? What if that conversation was about mental health and suicide? What if the life in question was your brother’s, father’s, son’s, or loved one’s?
Two rural communities are proving, like a phoenix, they can rise above crises and make positive changes to health care. Both Slave...
Read MoreFor 43 years, registered nurse, Irene Crosland, worked in the fast-paced environment of labour and delivery, the emergency department, and acute care,...
Read MoreCheering on Junior A hockey, practising self-care, and stepping up to volunteer may not be activities you would expect a university student...
Read MoreFinding the time and money to enrol in optional professional development courses can be challenging for rural nurses and other health professionals....
Read MoreNo matter the role within rural health care, continuing education is important. That’s why RhPAP offers a variety of programs that support...
Read MoreThe most common question Noelannah Neubauer gets when talking to non-medical professionals is, “What does an Occupational Therapist do exactly?” Neubauer describes...
Read MoreHealth professionals may have an ability to root out cases of human trafficking in rural Alberta just by asking a few pointed...
Read MoreThe value of social work has always been essential. Now, social workers are in critical demand. This fitting theme was adopted by...
Read MoreIn a world filled with hype about super foods, extreme diets, and so-called “bad” foods, a Crowsnest Pass dietitian maintains: “if it...
Read MoreNearly 1,240 Indigenous Albertans met with physicians in a new virtual clinic during its first year of operation. The Alberta Indigenous Virtual...
Read MoreNolan O’Brien never expected that he would live or work in rural Alberta. However, that’s just what happened after he fell in...
Read MoreViewing the oil sands and experiencing an ice road aren’t typical activities for nurses on a practicum. However, three registered psychiatric student nurses from...
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If a conversation could save a life, would you have it? What if that conversation was about mental health and suicide? What if the life in question was your brother’s, father’s, son’s, or loved one’s?
Growing up in rural Alberta, discussions about mental health were never a part of Sean Stanford’s life.
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