Judge agreed with doctors to take baby off life-support, against mom's wishes Report suggests 67% of Regina MDs don't wash hands properlyDoctors and nurses in Saskatchewan are again generating the wrong kinds of headlines over handwashing. RNAO and CACHC seek intervener status ahead of Federal Court of Appeal case on health benefit coverage for refugee claimants CADTH Corner: Stool softeners A hard pill to swallow? Celebrex generics now launching in Canada Health Canada approves several generic versions of celecoxib. Pharmacist watchdog programs help Ontario doctors cut down on opioid prescribing Study shows success of Ontario’s narcotics initiatives Research reveals province's approach to reducing inappropriate prescribing is working. Why do we have so few midwives in Canada? Canada’s lack of midwifery capacity is costing the healthcare system Alta. doctor loses court appeal over patient relationship An Alberta doctor who challenged his college suspension over a patient relationship and took the case to the provincial courts has lost his appeal. Immigrant nurses face new hurdles with Ontario’s licensing changes CAPT Corner—November 2014 An update on Atlantic Canada professional development events. Menstrual suppression in special situations New statement outlines indications, contraindications, side effects and monitoring. First Previous 1293 1294 1295 1296 1297 Next Last
