Alberta health authority wants more nurses working full time to buffer looming staff shortageTwenty-eight per cent of Alberta Health Services nurses work full time compared with 40.4 per cent provincially and 56 per cent nationally, say provincial health officials. ONA kicks off 40th anniversary celebrationsThe Ontario Nurses' Association (ONA) kicked off its 40th anniversary celebrations today by revealing a new banner marking the milestone birthday. Algoma public health nurses, NPs ratify new contract Finance 101: Arm yourself with the best guidance Quebec nurses honoured Three Quebec nurses were presented in October with the Care Challenge Award, which recognizes innovative nurses and their care solutions around the world. LETTER Re: Alberta NDP notes province hiked fees pharmacies can charge after Katz donation New compensation model was due to many years of hard work on behalf of the Alberta Pharmacists’ Association and Alberta Health. Opinion: Part-time nurses’ overtime pay gouging Alberta taxpayers Only 28 per cent of all nursing staff in Alberta work full time, with the rest in some sort of part-time or casual status. A 21st-century alternative to the ‘health ministry’ Drink at your own risk? OMA pushes for warning labels on high sugar foods Is Alberta orchestrating a doctor feud? First Previous 854 855 856 857 858 Next Last
