B.C. pharmacies barred from PharmaCare over methadone billingOne Downtown Eastside pharmacist says banning his store will hurt patients. Medicine is relationships, not quality metrics Off-label prescribing associated with higher rate of adverse drug events in adults Adverse event rate is particularly high for off-label uses lacking strong scientific evidence. States: Generics have saved Americans $1.7 trillion in 10 years Generic Pharmaceutical Association study says a third of savings were by senior citizens. Does size matter? New study shows that quality of care isn't unduly affected by the size of patient rosters Physicians more wary of emailing patients than allied health practitioners Alberta Medical Association President calls for new privacy and security measures before doctors should be expected to email with patients Long-awaited trial shows intensive blood pressure lowering saves lives Commentators say newly released SPRINT data ‘will change practice’ What is the best way to measure temperature in children? Updated Canadian Paediatric Society statement helps parents and health professionals choose from the various options. Press Review – November 6, 2015 How tech startups are bringing the digital revolution to hospitals A new wave of Canadian technology companies are pushing the health care system to adapt to the digital present Saskatchewan passes legislation allowing people to privately pay for MRIs Will they or won't they? Doctors at first clinic in Canada to offer physician-assisted death still undecided In 2010, staff at Maison Aube-Lumière publicly opposed the procedure only to reverse its position in August First Previous 1179 1180 1181 1182 1183 Next Last
