‘How-to’ workshop on authoring CEs a hit with techsIn an effort to inspire more continuing education lessons written by pharmacy techs, the Pharmacy Technician Society of Alberta (PTSA) hosted its first ever workshop on basic research and writing skills. 13 ways to combat the opioid crisisHere are some practical steps you can take in your practice A food-first approach to diabetes management New therapeutic nutrition institute the first of its kind in Canada Medical Society says New Brunswick isn't looking far enough ahead on doctor shortage Up to 60,000 in the province lack a family physician. Mixing opioids with anti-anxiety drugs linked to greater risk of overdose Editorial decries growth in this 'unsound' clinical practice Pharmacist integration into general practice teams improves type 2 diabetes management More patients receive key diabetes care processes and fewer patients have poorly controlled diabetes. Bill 130: Quebec family doctors warned about losing power over hospital privileges Too much screen time linked with diabetes risk factors in children Limits on usage may help stave off future health issues, suggest researchers Man masquerading as U.K. doctor for over a decade finally discovered; currently at large The conman was working in Australia for 13 years and caring for patients for 11. So far he has been linked to just one reported instance of subpar patient care B.C. family physicians’ practice sizes and activity levels are shrinking, study shows Trend leaves many patients without a doctor, despite an increase in physician supply Defusing the ticking time bomb that can be postpartum depression Compliance poor with new oral anticoagulants One in three seniors not taking the drugs as directed, Ontario study shows First Previous 1014 1015 1016 1017 1018 Next Last
