Alberta may be considering a 'cap' to deal with increasing numbers of physiciansSome doctors are concerned that the potential cap could affect the balance of GP and specialists and, perhaps, the delivery of care Case Report: An osteoporosis patient complains of unusual thigh pain 'Utterly impossible': Why vaccinating nurses might not be that effective Nursing test could set up Canadian nurses to be lured to U.S. National nursing students' association says test ignores many Canadian nursing techniques Marijuana: What is it good for? Not absolutely nothing, comprehensive U.S. report finds Pharmacist-administered flu vaccines increase overall influenza vaccination rates Uptake of influenza immunization modestly rises in Canadian provinces that allow community pharmacists to give seasonal flu vaccine OPINION: Why we at the FMWC support CPSO calling for lifetime ban in Dr. Peirovy case Medical profession can not fall victim to 'protect the perpetrator mentality' Don't call us junkies or addicts: people who use illicit drugs say lingo matters Word addict stigmatizing, say experts. Expectant mothers or pregnant 'people'? In defence of political correctness Several news outlets have picked up on two inflammatory lines of last year's BMA guide to effective communication. But they're overlooking the point of the document... New Canadian opioid guidelines released in draft Document available for online comment until end of February Opinion: Canada needs a strategy to improve drug safety for seniors Much more can and should be done by governments to address this serious health issue for our aging population The Quebec attack: 'More difficult to meet families than to operate on victims,' says physician First Previous 1026 1027 1028 1029 1030 Next Last
