Rob Robson
Articles and Video:You are probably saying to yourself “What a strange title.” This seems especially true when you consider that dispute resolution and conflict management (DR/CM) practitioners are a fairly flexible, adaptable and imaginative group. Surely there will be lots of new “frontiers” left for us to conquer in the future? Speed Bumps on the Yellow Brick Road: Using ADR in Healthcare The following comments are personal observations gleaned from a number of interesting and challenging experiences with ADR in the Canadian healthcare system. The comments focus on some of the particular problems faced when applying dispute resolution (DR) principles and techniques in attempting to resolve healthcare conflicts. Mediating Licensure Disputes: The Use of ADR by Canadian Medical and Nursing Licensing Authorities A recent survey was conducted of 24 provincial and territorial medical and nursing licensing agencies measuring their use of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in the professional disciplinary process. The results indicate that there is quite widespread use of ADR. Renegotiating Health Care: Resolving Conflict to Build Collaboration (Book Review) Written more than five years ago by a group based in the United States, this book is essential reading for all who want to make positive improvements to the health care system. |









