Pharmacists in N.S., Alberta offer rapid strep tests "is it sore throat, or is it strep?" Some Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacists in Alberta and Nova Scotia are offering quick tests to help answer that question. Ontario doctor raises liability concern over Hospital Report Manager’s alertsBut OntarioMD says ‘followup if necessary’ note adds no legal onus to doctors Giving patients and families a greater voice in healthcare CanniMed Ltd. receives approval from Health Canada for cannabis oils Patient orders to be fulfilled immediately, company says BC College asks for input towards next strategic plan Pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and other stakeholders in British Columbia are being asked for input as the College of Pharmacists prepares a new three-year plan. No more nonprescription codeine products in Manitoba As of February 1, Manitobans will no longer be able to obtain codeine-containing nonprescription products without a prescription. Some cross picket lines, others ignore orders to return to work: confusion marks first day of U.K. junior doctor strike Quebec nurses can prescribe some laboratory tests, medications Two Canadian organizations team up to give people and families a greater voice in health care Death of Montreal ER patient sparks blame game, bureaucratic finger-pointing Plegridy: new long-acting interferon product for multiple sclerosis First interferon product that can be dosed subcutaneously every two weeks. What your patients are reading – week of Jan. 12, 2016 First Previous 1162 1163 1164 1165 1166 Next Last
