OMA to lead physician job action if Bill 41 becomes lawThe new directive, which passed last weekend at council's meeting, is 'advisory to the board' CPhA seeks ideas for reducing unnecessary tests, treatmentsProcess part of Choosing Wisely Canada campaign commitment. Majority of primary-care physicians would not fully disclose harmful medical errors, study shows U.S. doctors fail to meet standard of practice when presented with hypothetical scenarios Union wants nurse practitioners pilot project expanded Inaccuracy of Ministry of Health wait-time data a decade-long struggle, plastic surgeon testifies Press review – November 29, 2016 Artificial intelligence screens for diabetic retinopathy Google scientists say ‘deep learning’ algorithm has high sensitivity and specificity CFP seeks donations to mark Giving Tuesday Foundation hopes pharmacists give back to profession to celebrate international day of giving. Healthcare professionals urged to curtail antibiotic use in asymptomatic bacteriuria “Symptom-Free Pee: Let It Be” campaign promotes the wise use of antibiotics. Doctors faxing patient information fraught with problems, but no clear alternative Nova Scotia’s privacy commissioner wants to phase out faxed referrals, have physicians faxing clinic put security guidelines in place. Flu shot in pregnancy (probably) not linked with autism Study leaves lingering concerns regarding first-trimester immunization Pharmacist one of Canada's Most Powerful Women Sherry Peister recognized for career in pharmacy leadership roles. First Previous 1043 1044 1045 1046 1047 Next Last
