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- 10/28/2013
Hamiltonians speak out for Ontario’s doctors, nurses and patients
Ontario's doctors and nurses are led by Hamiltonians. The presidents of both the Ontario Nurses' Association and the Ontario Medical Association call the Hamilton area home. - 10/28/2013
Cancer research group recognizes outstanding contributions to the field
TORONTO | Dr. Victor Ling, Dr. John E. Dick and Bob McDonald have been recognized by the Canadian Cancer Research Alliance for their significant contributions to cancer research in Canada. - 10/28/2013
Meet the nurse behind reforms to Ontario's animal protection laws
Everybody knows if you want to get something done, ask a nurse. - 10/28/2013
Euthanasia takes away the most fundamental human right to life
Even when it starts with the best of human intentions, it does not turn out well - 10/28/2013
CFP forum aims to encourage next steps to change
Knowing it’s time to change, and actually transforming the way you practice and do business are two quite different things. - 10/28/2013
Press Review - October 29, 2013
Check out our review of recent healthcare stories in the media - <strong>Top Story: </strong>Record-setting transplant patient still feels healthy after 25 years. Read this and - 10/28/2013
SUN concerned about patients
- 10/28/2013
Quebec nurses accredited at heaviest annual pace since 1970s
More new nurses received professional accreditation in Quebec during the year ended last March 31 than during any annual period since the 1970s, the province’s professional order says. - 10/28/2013
Canada's health-care spending growth rate is slowing down: CIHI
The growth rate of health-care spending is gradually slowing in Canada, with the nation spending about $6,000 on each citizen this year. - 10/28/2013
Compassion on cancer journey earns awards for nurses
The draw of the oncology ward, even though it often means caring for dying patients, is so strong it attracted Kerri Drouillard to become a nurse and Debbie Lucier to return to the sometimes short but often close connection with patients.