Deafblindness: Understanding and Supporting People Who Are Deafblind
Deafblindness in Quebec: A unique disability affecting children and seniors. Usher syndrome, tactile LSQ, Braille, specialized professionals, and resources for 2026.
Educational articles on diabetes, hypertension and chronic disease management. Medical follow-up and support at the Omicron Clinic.
Deafblindness in Quebec: A unique disability affecting children and seniors. Usher syndrome, tactile LSQ, Braille, specialized professionals, and resources for 2026.
Understanding the difference between a 24-hour Holter monitor and long-term cardiac monitoring using a smart garment. Why the duration of recording makes all the difference in detecting… Read More "24-Hour Holter Monitor or Extended Monitoring: Which Cardiac Test Is Right for You?
Lyme disease is on the rise in Quebec. How to identify the black-legged tick, recognize erythema migrans, and know when to seek medical attention—a guide for the Quebec summer.
A gradual return to work, a structured plan, and clinical support: the key steps to a successful return to work after a long-term disability in Quebec.
Supporting a Loved One with Aphasia in Daily Life: Adapted Communication, Emotional Support, and Quebec Resources for Caregivers.
Head trauma, stroke, anoxia, encephalitis: acquired brain injury changes lives. Understanding recovery, rehabilitation, and resources in Quebec.
Coughing during meals, a hoarse voice, and recurrent pneumonia: recognizing dysphagia in older adults and preventing aspiration pneumonia.
Paroxysmal atrial fibrillation occurs in unpredictable episodes. Understanding why a standard ECG or a 24-hour Holter monitor might miss it, and what modern approaches… Read More "Paroxysmal atrial fibrillation: How to detect it
Neck, shoulders, back, wrists: Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are the leading cause of CNESST claims among office workers. Prevention, ergonomics, and early intervention.
Jet faible, nycturie, urgences mictionnelles : les symptômes urinaires bas chez l’homme ne sont pas qu’une question d’âge. Quand consulter et quoi en attendre.