Healthcare

Pharmacist Sarah Kozusko named CTV Regina's person of the year
Kozusko's pharmacy offers customers in need free food, water and clothing, a place to warm up, and a compassionate connection to services. “I want pharmacies to change from having a post office in them to having a social worker in them," she says.
A closer look: Physicians relieve stress through deep examinations of fine art through AGO events
Dr. Hyewon Hyun, radiologist and nuclear medicine physician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston—with a personal interest in art—realized there were similarities between her examinations of medical imaging and fine art.

Staffing challenges from surging COVID cases affecting some health facilities, police
Solve a problem: How can I maintain my well-being in a stressful environment?

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Young Leader in Pharmacy Renly Lim: "... we are so versatile that the opportunities are endless."

In 2022, in collaboration with Sherif Guorgui, co-CEO of OnPharm-United, we are featuring a new weekly series highlighting a Young Leader in Pharmacy from across Canada and around the world. For the purpose of the series, will be adopting FIP Young Pharmacists Group's age criteria…which is under 35 years of age.
Reasons for joy at being a Canadian doctor

For today’s sanity saver, we offer up a short list of things that make medicine feel worthwhile on days when it doesn’t always.
Ontario hospitals urge pregnant people to get vaccine, cite infant COVID admissions

All infants admitted to the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario in Ottawa had unvaccinated mothers.
Omicron variant may offer an 'immune dividend' and blood tests show waning immunity across all age groups: Immunity Task Force

Scientists on the task force are now analyzing the extent of immunity offered by Omicron, as well as "memory of immune protection'' in the cells which can kick in with future COVID-19 infections.
Pharmacists help patients succeed in kicking the habit

Chris Oliveiro wants to help people kick the tobacco habit. His efforts aren’t going up in smoke. “Yes, we are making an impact,” says the pharmacist/owner of Springdale Pharmacy in Brampton, Ont.
Some overloaded Quebec healthcare facilities forced to cancel staff vacations

After working overtime without much time off since the beginning of the pandemic, nurse Agathe Vezina said the latest measure feels like a slap to healthcare employees.

Pharmacist Sarah Kozusko named CTV Regina's person of the year

A closer look: Physicians relieve stress through deep examinations of fine art through AGO events

Staffing challenges from surging COVID cases affecting some health facilities, police

Solve a problem: How can I maintain my well-being in a stressful environment?

Young Leader in Pharmacy Renly Lim: "... we are so versatile that the opportunities are endless."

Reasons for joy at being a Canadian doctor

Ontario hospitals urge pregnant people to get vaccine, cite infant COVID admissions

Omicron variant may offer an 'immune dividend' and blood tests show waning immunity across all age groups: Immunity Task Force

Pharmacists help patients succeed in kicking the habit

Some overloaded Quebec healthcare facilities forced to cancel staff vacations