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- 8/22/2013
Nurses better handwashers than doctors: Aussie study
A new study has found that nurses are more diligent about hand-washing regimes and infection control measures than doctors. - 8/22/2013
Doctors: Ohio man revives 45 mins after heart stopped and he was declared dead
WEST CARROLLTON, Ohio | A man who was declared dead when his heart stopped beating for 45 minutes suddenly revived, said his stunned doctors, who can't find an explanation. The man, though, credits his faith. - 8/22/2013
NS latest province to regulate pharmacy technicians
On August 6, regulations and a new Pharmacy Act were approved, giving the Nova Scotia College of Pharmacists the authority to register and regulate Registered Pharmacy Technicians. - 8/22/2013
MEDEC warns hospitals about third-party vendor credentialing
TORONTO | Canadian hospitals that use the services of third-party vendor credentialing companies could be letting themselves in for legal and privacy problems, according the MEDEC, the national association representing medical technology companies. - 8/22/2013
Press Review - August 23, 2013
Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - <strong>Top Story: </strong>The changing dynamic of Canada’s doctors. Read this and more - 8/22/2013
More research needed on generic efficacies: UWO professor
A Canadian researcher believes more studies could change minds about the equivalent efficacy of generic drugs versus brand names. - 8/22/2013
Cure for Lafora disease 'close'
TORONTO | The latest batch of funding from Epilepsy Canada is being directed towards research in finding a cure for Lafora Disease, a progressive myoclonus epilepsy and the most severe of the teenage-onset epilepsies. - 8/22/2013
Health informatics guide updated
TORONTO | COACH: Canada's Health Informatics Association has just published the 2013 CPHIMS-CA Canadian Health Informatics Review and Reference Guide. - 8/22/2013
Emergency departments are failing to meet seniors' needs: interRAI study
WATERLOO, Ont. | Emergency departments are not meeting the needs of senior citizens, according to an international study published in the Annals of Emergency Medicine. The study looked at patients over the age of 75 in emergency departments in Australia, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Iceland, India, and Sweden. - 8/21/2013
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