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- 3/26/2012
Inventive incentive
As Ontario’s groundbreaking EXCITE program prepares for liftoff, things are about to get easier for medical inventors - 3/26/2012
Hypogonadism risk higher with long-acting opioids
Testosterone can fall to ‘near-castrate’ levels, researcher says - 3/26/2012
How green is your hospital?
The Greening Health Care Challenge is offering hospitals a way to benchmark their energy conservation performance — and maybe save a lot of money - 3/26/2012
Herding healthcare's elephants
If the provinces really want to improve the performance and efficiency of their healthcare systems, they’ll have to address these five ‘unmentionable’ issues - 3/26/2012
Healthier hearts
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Health innovation is the future
And now is the time for research and evidence to inform the public policy discussion about health services - 3/26/2012
Hallway nursing a reality at BC hospital with installation of call bells
Recent installation of call bells for nursing assistance in a hallway at the Royal Inland Hospital is an acknowledgement that hallway medicine is becoming a permanent fixture, a nursing union representative said Monday. - 3/26/2012
From Pac-Man to powerhouse
Healthcare is a huge cost for Canadian governments, but it could become a major driver of economic growth. Globally, Canada is uniquely positioned to realize that potential - 3/26/2012
From many to one
The baffling array of electronic records systems is destined to become a whole lot simpler - 3/26/2012
Fake ears, real results
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Eye spy
- 3/26/2012
Efficiency in action: Hospital in Chateauguay moves to wireless patient-worn monitoring
Staff members at CSSS Jardins-Roussillon, hôpital Anna-Laberge say they’re proud to work at what is still, after 24 years, the newest hospital to be built in Quebec. And being the first facility in the province to use a truly wireless patient monitoring system has added to those bragging rights.