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Ce dimanche dernier (le 17 février), The Observer (la version du dimanche du Guardian, un des journaux les mieux cotés en Angleterre) rapportait en première page : "Scandal of patients left for hours outside A & E".
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Devrions-nous payer certaines personnes qui ont des troubles mentaux graves pour prendre les médicaments qui leur sont prescrits?
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Time shifting: Douglas study looks at how we adapt
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Sleep Initiative -Standard Life Contributes to Further Study and Better Treatments Through Sleep Disorders Research
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A born leader, Gaëtane Pitre has it all - smarts, drive, and an unshakeable set of ethics. Rather then heading a company or running for office, she's using her strengths to help people with severe mental illness become as autonomous as possible.
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Douglas Professional Chief of Social Services Joan Simand returned from her third trip to Indonesia, buoyed by the success of recent social work/community development projects.
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Is there a link between burn-out and depression? Burn-out is generally seen as a specific problem related to stress in the workplace whereas depression is a broader phenomenon.
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A Douglas Treasure The most modest of persons, always ready to share her time and talents, Administrative Agent Joan Besner is a true Douglas treasure. Grew Over Time Joan's dedication to the Douglas grew over time, "When I started at the Douglas in the early seventies, I did my job to t[...]
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Recognizing Talented Wellington Centre Artists.
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My amazing brain - Douglas team teaches children wonders of their brains