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- 7/8/2013
Saskatchewan launches new medication program
Saskatchewan Health and the Pharmacists Association of Saskatchewan (PAS) have rolled out the new Saskatchewan Medication Assessment Program (SMAP) for seniors on multiple chronic medications. - 7/8/2013
Dräger enhances Infinity system for patient monitoring
RICHMOND HILL, ONT. | Dräger has unveiled the next generation of its handheld Infinity M540 monitor and Infinity CentralStation. - 7/8/2013
Conference Board plans event on wellness and sustainable healthcare
TORONTO | The Conference Board of Canada's Canadian Alliance for Sustainable Health Care (CASHC) is organizing the Wellness and Sustainable Health Care Summit, to be held in Toronto Oct. 30-31. - 7/8/2013
CUA: Testosterone level should guide androgen deprivation therapy
Analysis shows importance of reaching low values - 7/8/2013
Press Review - July 9, 2013
Check out our review of recent healthcare stories in the media - <strong>Top Story: </strong>Busting out the latest beer belly remedies and research. Read this and - 7/8/2013
Where are your voices?
Ken Burns' attempt to put the fate of the profession back in pharmacists' hands wasn't thwarted—the revolution was simply stalled. But he'll never achieve his goal without your support. - 7/8/2013
NPs leading house calls comeback
Standing in the kitchen, her stethoscope around her neck, NP Shelley Raymond holds Maria's left shoulder and slowly moves her arm upward. "Has this arm been bothering you?" Raymond asks the 87-year-old who has just finished eating lunch at her kitchen table, the radio chattering in the background - 7/8/2013
Video documentary: The Caretaker
This short documentary from the New York Times explores the tender relationship between a caretaker who is an undocumented immigrant and an elderly woman in the last months of her life. - 7/7/2013
Diabetes videos provide valuable teaching aid for pharmacists
Resources are practical tools for pharmacists to use when teaching patients. - 7/7/2013
BMJ blogger asks if younger doctors take more sick days
A blogger with the <em>British Medical Journal</em> uses his column this week to wade into a difficult subject: Do younger doctors call in sick more often than their older counterparts?