Pediatric captopril formulations vary widely across CanadaDifferences lead to difficulties in optimizing captopril dosing in children, could lead to captopril toxicity. Suspend Canada Health Act, says Fraser InstituteWith six out of 10 provinces on track to spend half of all available revenues on healthcare within six years, the current method of funding Canada’s healthcare system is not sustainable, says a new report from the Fraser Institute. Identifying with the spouses of doctors A physician on maternity leave learns first-hand what it’s like to be the partner of a doctor More medical residents than ever before More physicians will begin residency training this July than in any previous year, according to the Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS). What if... there were no more hospitals? Are these venerable health-care institutions essential? Or essentially failing? Enhancing cultural competence Strategies for clinicians in primary care. Pharmacist in life-or-death need of stem cell match Toronto pharmacist Cathy Anagnostopoulos' only chance of recovery from AML depends on a stem cell transplant, as quickly as possible. The Healthcare Interview: Dr. Joyce Zazulak puts the 'art' in the art of medicine Innovative program teaches residents creative ways to view and empathize with patients Manitoba telehealth projects save $1 million annually, cut out 1 million patient travel miles: province Manitoba patients and health practitioners alike have saved tremendously on travel—and dollars on gas—since the start of Manitoba’s telemedical projects, the province said April 14. Telehealth programs benefit patients in remote areas of B.C. First Previous 3477 3478 3479 3480 3481 Next Last
