5 tips for enhancing patient privacy in the pharmacy Palliative paramedic program to train thousands in end-of-life careTwo organizations are providing $5.5 million in funding to train more than 5,000 paramedics Herbal clinic in Surrey, B.C., closed for selling lead, mercury tainted items The BC Centre for Disease Control says products purchased from an herbal clinic in Surrey, B.C., may contain lead or mercury and pose a serious health risk. B.C. nurses approve new collective agreement with pay increase, workload changes Nurses in British Columbia will get a 2% annual wage increase in a new three-year collective agreement. Let's stop blaming ourselves for stigmatizing mental health Research shows we all hold negative stereotypes; once we accept this, we can start to making positive change Officials ponder easing mobility for doctors, nurses between provinces Four premiers from east coast provinces have now supported such a move, which has been on the national radar for years Promote shorter antibiotic courses for treating common infections in long-term care Public Health Ontario introduces resources to curb unnecessary antibiotic use in long-term care Quebec gov't backs off on revealing names of doctors who overbilled The Quebec government will not reveal the names of doctors, pharmacists or other health professionals who billed too much, La Presse reported Jan. 28. Quebec pharmacists inappropriately charged public insurance plan $3 million Some pharmacists were allegedly billing for services delivered to deceased patients The third rail Single payer healthcare has been given great moral freight in Canadian policy debates, but that's hampered us from figuring out how to improve it First Previous 1739 1740 1741 1742 1743 Next Last
