Smartphone recordings help patients but pose risk to cliniciansCMPA's Dr. Bell says doctors should request a copy when patients use their phones to record their appointment Urgent-care-only days and other job action discussed at OMA meetingBut some groups within the association are resisting the call to job action, calling into question its potential effectiveness Urologist pleads guilty to fraud and is stripped of hospital privileges The doctor was sentenced to house arrest but he is still able to see patients Stateside: Who provides more unnecessary care, physicians or NPs? (The answer is surprising) Ontario registered nurses to be Canada's first to prescribe medication Maternal obesity linked with increased cerebral palsy risk Association is mediated in part through asphyxia-related neonatal complications Mumps boosters: A quality improvement challenge PharmaChoice gets ahead of cannabis curve In anticipation of regulatory changes, pharmacy banner partners with medical marijuana company on education, distribution. Vitamin D supplementation may reduce the frequency of acute respiratory tract infections Protective effect is highest in people with vitamin D deficiency. Medical educators must remain neutral on political, religious and cultural issues: OttawaU dean of medicine The memo sent by Dr. Jacques Bradwejn has left some staff members confused Smoking pot as a medicine raises questions for doctors about side effects Many physicians are reluctant to prescribe medical marijuana because of the absence of peer-reviewed research Zika virus in Canadian travellers more severe than expected Data from travel medicine clinics shows 'full clinical spectrum' of infection First Previous 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 Next Last
