Aaron Derfel is an investigative journalist at the Montreal Gazette. He specializes in medical and narrative journalism, focusing on health and wellness, healthcare technology, and various aspects of medicine and healthcare. Aaron's work has been featured in several publications, including the Edmonton Journal, Ottawa Citizen, and Toronto Sun.
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Aaron Derfel's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly in Canada, Quebec, and Montreal. His articles cover topics such as crime, police investigations, healthcare issues within the Quebec healthcare system, and COVID-19 related developments.
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By: Aaron Derfel
Still, PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said no toxic particles were released.
Patients will have to go online to schedule appointments for bloodwork and other sampling procedures, but spots are often full.
By: Aaron Derfel
On May 9, Santé Québec will launch two pilot projects with Wisconsin-based Epic Systems digitizing patients' files.
By: Aaron Derfel
The system was meant to ensure financial efficiency within the health network.
By: Aaron Derfel, Harry North
The best way to avoid Ebola here is to help people in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a Montreal expert says.
By: Aaron Derfel
Sexually transmitted infections like gonorrhea are also up, according to a new report.
By: Aaron Derfel
Dr. Emmanuel Moss's planned move to the U.S. follows a similar announcement last month by Concordia professor Gad Saad.
By: Aaron Derfel
Dr. Emmanuel Moss's planned move to the U.S. follows a similar announcement last month by Concordia professor Gad Saad
By: Aaron Derfel
Quebec will be left with 44 cardiac surgeons and a backlog of nearly 1,600 heart operations.
By: Aaron Derfel
Cardiac surgery "has faced significant challenges for several years,” Quebec's health minister says.
