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Press Review - November 15, 2013
Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - <strong>Top Story: </strong>When the Doctor Disappears. Read this and - 11/14/2013
Video games to treat psychiatric disorders?
Using video games may be an ideal way treat patients with post-traumatic stress disorder, schizophrenia and neurodegenerative disease, say researchers in Berlin. - 11/14/2013
Texas proposal would eliminate pharmacist-to-technician ratio requirement
But national community pharmacists association speaks out against plan. - 11/14/2013
Saskatchewan docs urged to comment on mental health, addictions services
The Government of Saskatchewan is calling on patients and their healthcare providers to share experiences in helping to develop the province’s 10-year Mental Health and Addictions Action Plan. - 11/14/2013
Probing the true causes of patients’ problems
When we dig a little deeper, we can do more for our patients - 11/14/2013
New Zealand pharmacies could soon accept Condom Cards
Teens as young as 13 would be entitled to 12 free condom packs under publically funded program. - 11/14/2013
Movember opportunity to address mental health
While your patients may be sporting excess facial hair this November to raise awareness for prostate cancer, it's also the ideal opportunity to bring up men's mental health issues, says the Canadian Mental Health Association. - 11/14/2013
More mental health services available for Ontario students
A new mental health help line is specifically geared to college and university students in Ontario. Launched by the Ontario government in October, the service is part of the province’s $257-million Mental Health and Addiction Strategy announced in 2011. - 11/14/2013
Jewish General Hospital enters Quebec charter of values debate
MONTREAL | The new executive director of one of this city’s best-known hospitals has come out swinging against the proposed ban of religious dress in work places contained in Quebec’s controversial Bill 60. - 11/14/2013
Health Canada considering changing paper records requirements
Pharmacies may no longer be required to maintain paper copies of prescriptions. - 11/14/2013
Federal government strengthens health research in Alberta
EDMONTON | The Alberta SUPPORT Unit for patient-oriented research has been launched.