In medicine, there is no magic recipe. Doctors must maneuver with the uncertainty that each of their cases brings. Before making a diagnosis, healthcare personnel must investigate, sometimes at length.

Despite the stress and unpredictability of the days, nursing staff find motivation through the privileged contact they have with patients and the feeling of making a difference in the lives of the people who consult them.

Each person passing through the hospital deserves to be listened to, cared for and supported. Some will take the path of healing, others that of death. Health personnel are there to support them with compassion and humanity.

Anxiety, psychosis, social suffering, psychological suffering, loss of meaning or mental illness are invisible illnesses to which healthcare personnel pay great attention in their treatments.

In medicine, a total cure is a utopia. The nursing staff are well aware of this. He therefore strives to guide his patients towards the best possible quality of life, despite their physical or psychological scars.

The slightest change in the state of health of patients requires special attention from nursing staff. For their part, patients must prepare to initiate changes in order to have the best quality of life possible.

For doctors, knowing how to use the right words is of capital importance not only to clarify their medical thinking, but also to foster a good relationship with their patients.

Whether in the emergency room, intensive care or during a post-treatment appointment, close monitoring is necessary since a patient's state of health can change at any time.

Practicing in the region requires being constantly on the alert since only one doctor is on duty in the emergency room at a time. This state of hypervigilance is very useful for detecting any signs or lesions that could lead to complications.

Many heads are better than one! At the Baie-Comeau hospital, the entire team lends a helping hand to provide the best care. This sometimes results in evacuation to another establishment offering more specialized care.

Practicing medicine requires mastering the art of creating meaningful connections with those being treated. This privileged link makes it possible to adequately adapt the treatment plan to promote its success.

With the lack of resources, regional doctors have to take care of everything. Their sense of duty pushes them to be resourceful and to seek, when necessary, the advice of specialist doctors practicing in town.