The Right To Choose To Die I believe in freedom of choice at the end of life. I believe that no government entity should insist on a particular course of death, and that depriving individuals of either choice or dignity in this process is wrong. I believe that euthanasia should be legalized beca...

Computerization of medical health records will indeed promote the greater use of e-business in the medical/health arena. It will also provide physicians around the world with greater access to patient information and case studies. Tied to these benefits however, is the risk that the publ...

Some polls conducted in Canada show that adequate healthcare is the number one concern of the vast majority of Canadians. The transformation of Canada's healthcare system is inevitable, Canada's health care system is in crisis. There are two main possible routes which can take to solve this dilemm...

Predictions of healthcare in 2030 are amazing, to say the least. We could free up scarce physician resources if we empower physician extenders (registered nurses, advanced registered nurse practitioners, pharmacists, and physician assistants) to provide more of the basic care, increase automation vi...

Literally, euthanasia means "good death" but the controversy surrounding it is just the opposite. In active euthanasia the immediate cause of death is not the patients disease but something that is done to the patient to cause his or her death. Because, active euthanasia destroys another...

As my ability to work as a nurse moves closer to reality I have spent time thinking about my personal philosophy. What is it that I believe about nursing? What are the things that are most important to me and the patients I will take care of? What do I want to be remembered for by my colleagues? ...