Healing from Within: How Rural Communities Compensate for Inaccessible Healthcare Since the age of modern medicine, rural communities have always struggled to maintain reliable, high-quality healthcare systems. Whether it be because governments deem rural communities less important than urban communities … Read more

A child’s care is directly related to their parents’ view of healthcare systems, economic background, and access to treatment options. These factors also influence the outlook a child has on health as they reach adulthood. Not only do families support … Read more

At first glance, “social support” and “medical institution” seem like disjoint ideas. This is due to the stigma that hospitals and other medical services prioritize the biomedical approach: relying on education and medical jargon to maintain a scientific outlook. However, … Read more

Healthcare technology is typically depicted or perceived as sterile machines and detached algorithms, tools vital in creating an efficient system yet appearing distant from the perspective of human caregiving and social support. However, over the last few years in North … Read more