Bringing together physicians, health care workers, and community advocates from across the country, Breaking Canadians shares firsthand stories about the personal, professional, and political impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bringing together physicians, health care workers, and community advocates from across the country, Breaking Canadians shares firsthand stories about the personal, professional, and political impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Nili Kaplan-Myrth, MD, PhD Foreword by Dr. Brian Goldman
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Foreword Dr. Brian Goldman Introduction: I Can’t. I’m Too Broken Dr. Nili Kaplan-Myrth Part I: In the Community 1. Casualty Lynda Hurley 2. Pandemic, Alone Leora Eisen 3. Present Tense Tania J. Spencer 4. A Community Divided Anonymous 5. BC: Breaking Cancer Dr. Jaigris Hodson 6. Learning to Count Eleanor Ramphal 7. The Spring Dr. David Keegan Part II: At the Margins 8. Long-Term Care or Long-Term Crime? Dr. Vivian Stamatopoulos 9. Go Home Kimiko Shibata 10. Ableism Kenzie McCurdy 11. Still Here Reverend Canon Maggie Helwig 12. The Pandemic Changed Nothing (For Worse and Better) Meagan Gillmore 13. Wild Teens: Youth Mental Health and the Pandemic Dr. Gail Beck 14. The Pandemic Ends ... Then What? Annie Lin Part III: The Crumbling Base 15. Resilience Is a Dirty Word Debra Lefebvre 16. Men Write the Policies, Women Face the Results Dr. Michelle Cohen 17. #InThisTogether Is Only a Hashtag Maggie Kerastaci 18. Invisible Sarah Kaplan 19. The Levee Has Broken Kim English Part IV: No Simple Fixes 20. "We’re all in this together": COVID-19 and Principles of Environmental Justice Dr. Jane E. McArthur 21. This Ain’t No Flu Dr. Steve Flindall 22. The Doctor as Advocate Dr. Joe Vipond 23. Disability Rights and Advocacy Dr. Christopher Leighton 24. "Truth" Dr. Imogen Coe 25. I Work in a Hospital. You Are an Internet Troll. We Are Not the Same Dr. Genevieve Eastabrook 26. How to Be Wrong: Reflections on the (Non)Evolution of Applied Medical Science during Epidemics Dr. David Fisman Postscript: Roll Up Your Sleeves Sue Robins
Foreword Dr. Brian Goldman Introduction: I Can’t. I’m Too Broken Dr. Nili Kaplan-Myrth Part I: In the Community 1. Casualty Lynda Hurley 2. Pandemic, Alone Leora Eisen 3. Present Tense Tania J. Spencer 4. A Community Divided Anonymous 5. BC: Breaking Cancer Dr. Jaigris Hodson 6. Learning to Count Eleanor Ramphal 7. The Spring Dr. David Keegan Part II: At the Margins 8. Long-Term Care or Long-Term Crime? Dr. Vivian Stamatopoulos 9. Go Home Kimiko Shibata 10. Ableism Kenzie McCurdy 11. Still Here Reverend Canon Maggie Helwig 12. The Pandemic Changed Nothing (For Worse and Better) Meagan Gillmore 13. Wild Teens: Youth Mental Health and the Pandemic Dr. Gail Beck 14. The Pandemic Ends ... Then What? Annie Lin Part III: The Crumbling Base 15. Resilience Is a Dirty Word Debra Lefebvre 16. Men Write the Policies, Women Face the Results Dr. Michelle Cohen 17. #InThisTogether Is Only a Hashtag Maggie Kerastaci 18. Invisible Sarah Kaplan 19. The Levee Has Broken Kim English Part IV: No Simple Fixes 20. "We’re all in this together": COVID-19 and Principles of Environmental Justice Dr. Jane E. McArthur 21. This Ain’t No Flu Dr. Steve Flindall 22. The Doctor as Advocate Dr. Joe Vipond 23. Disability Rights and Advocacy Dr. Christopher Leighton 24. "Truth" Dr. Imogen Coe 25. I Work in a Hospital. You Are an Internet Troll. We Are Not the Same Dr. Genevieve Eastabrook 26. How to Be Wrong: Reflections on the (Non)Evolution of Applied Medical Science during Epidemics Dr. David Fisman Postscript: Roll Up Your Sleeves Sue Robins
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