Health information stolen along with nurse's bag in Winnipeg data breach Update: 'It's a blessing,' says mom of people offering to donate kidney to baby boy after she was rejected Ont. doctors receive interim guidelines for providing assisted death Albertans prefer pharmacies for their flu shots This season, pharmacies giving more shots than public health clinics. English pharmacies could face even deeper cuts Group warns pharmacists government intends to go further than announced $350M cut, expects up to 3,000 drugstores to close. Video: “Technology and the Pharmacist” keynote presentation Kelly Grindrod on how technology is revolutionizing the pharmacist/patient relationship. Nova Scotia doctors regulator hopes draft of assisted death policy can help courts Half of transgender Ontarians do not feel comfortable with their family doctor QEH emergency room closes door on LPNs Only registered nurses will staff Queen Elizabeth Hospital emergency department starting this April Thunder Bay LTC home nursing staffing levels disputed Rexall launches new med sync tool to improve adherence Pharmacy chain launches OneStopMeds, a technology-driven program that harmonizes prescriptions for patients taking multiple chronic medications. Ottawa urged to craft stand alone assisted suicide law to cover all jurisdictions First Previous 1156 1157 1158 1159 1160 Next Last
