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Dr Joshua Greggain When we live with tension, we must stretch. When we hold opposing views, we have the chance to stretch. When we learn new things, we are... Read More
Dr Joshua Greggain When we live with tension, we must stretch. When we hold opposing views, we have the chance to stretch. When we learn new things, we are... Read More
Coined by Elder Albert Marshall in 2004, Etuaptmumk is the Mi'kmaw word for Two-Eyed Seeing. It refers to learning to see from one eye with the strengths of Indigenous knowledge and ways of... Read More
Dr Joshua Greggain At times, medicine can feel like a thankless profession—long hours, life-altering decisions, counseling through difficult diagnoses, family... Read More
Dr Joshua Greggain Recently, I taught the CARE [Comprehensive Approach to Rural Emergencies] Course, along with several longtime friends and colleagues. This... Read More
Dr Joshua Greggain Whenever polling firms across the nation ask Canadians which profession they most trust, doctors perennially rank in the top five and often in... Read More