The COVID-19 pandemic has swiftly and dramatically changed our daily lives. We’re speaking to Canadian women about how coronavirus has affected how they work, parent, run their businesses and more. Below, Danielle Lucky, a physician assistant at Scarborough Health Network, discusses… Lire la suite »
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First Canadian PA to undergo formal training in advanced POCUS
février 19th, 2020Point–of-Care Ultrasound at SHN is changing Emergency care for the better Danielle Lucky is passionate about helping people. It’s why she loves working in the Emergency department (ED) – where people come when they need help the most. When a… Lire la suite »
Bringing medical care to remote mining camps
février 5th, 2020Back in the day, when major mining properties were being discovered, workers would follow. Town sites would pop up. Think of Cobalt, Timmins, Kirkland Lake and Elliott Lake. Merchants, engineers, bankers, lawyers, teachers, and even homebuilders would arrive to set… Lire la suite »
CAPA Member Maureen Taylor Discusses Coronavirus on CBC’s The Weekly
janvier 31st, 2020Watch Maureen Taylor’s January 26 appearance on The Weekly with Wendy Mesley talking about misinformation around the coronavirus (jump to the 6:30 mark). You can also read the related article here. Prior to pursuing her PA career in Infectious Diseases, Maureen… Lire la suite »
‘Whether it’s 300 or 700, it’s not enough’: Canadian health care slow to adopt physician assistants
décembre 10th, 2019At a time when hospitals and clinics across Canada are overburdened by rising demand for health care, there are concerns health authorities are overlooking one possible solution: physician assistants (PAs)… read more.