Episode Three | THOUSANDS OF HANDPRINTS / DES MILLIERS D’EMPREINTES
As the Canadian Patient Safety Institute takes an exciting step into the future, we look back at their impact on the field of patient safety.Alors que...
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A non-fiction medical drama through the eyes of the patient. Join us as we dive into the world of patient safety, where medicine, design, and politics meet, and everything we think about modern healthcare is thrown into question.
Episode Two | THE HELPERS / LES AIDANTS
When things go wrong, how do we take care of our caregivers?Quand les choses tournent mal, comment pouvons-nous prendre soin de nos soignants?
Episode One | ON THE FAR SIDE OF A SCREEN / DE L’AUTRE CÔTÉ DE L’ÉCRAN
From fax machines to Zoom calls, what does healthcare look like through a video screen?Des télécopieurs aux appels Zoom, à quoi ressemblent les soins ...
Special/ Patient Safety Week 2019
In this episode of PATIENT, we talk about Canada’s silent healthcare epidemic, which claims 28,000 lives every year. We want to teach Canadians that i...
Special / Learn how to start a clean care conversation
CPSI is happy to launch a very special episode of PATIENT for STOP! Clean Your Hands Day 2019! Special Guest Host, Jason “The Germ Guy” Tetro, host of...
Episode Three / TWO JUMBO JETS
In the final episode, Judith and a team of activists, healthcare professionals, and pharmacists, reflect on the medical system that allowed Judith’s c...
Episode Two / MRS. ARCHIBALD
The clues of Judith’s mystery come into sharp relief when she encounters a story that bears a striking resemblance to her own.
Episode One / PUZZLE PIECES
When Judith Maxwell’s body began failing her, she started keeping a record in the hope that somewhere inside she’d find the answer. In the first of a ...
Season Two / Teaser
How did a retired school teacher solve a medical mystery that stumped twenty-two doctors, neurologists, and cardiologists for nearly a decade? In Seas...
Episode Three / Activist
There are easier ways to make an activist than what happened to Terri Sabo. But then again, there are few activists quite like Terri.