PTSA puts emphasis on educationGroup organizing several continuing education events under its “Techs in Touch” program. Quebec MDs remind colleagues that charging patients extra is illegal RN Tilda Shalof late change to IEN conference Welcoming Reception Nov. 26 Clinical Feature: Ambulatory Assistive Devices How to appropriately measure and safely use canes, crutches and walkers. Clinical Notes: November 2014 Hypertension self-management; preventing antibiotic–sulfonylurea interactions; benzodiazepines and Alzheimer’s; updated menopause and osteoporosis guidelines. Drug News: November 2014 A review of launches, new indications, Health Canada advisories and new dosage forms. Far North pharmacies break the mold Canada’s northern territories offer pharmacists unique practice challenges and opportunities. Genome project shines light on community pharmacy Pharmacists to collect saliva samples from patients on warfarin, send them for genetic analysis. Prescription pills found in Halloween candy Pharmacist says there were enough antihistamines in the package to kill the small child they were intended for. Reader Letter Re: Safe Chemotherapy Use, October A recent feature on chemotherapy excluded some key resources accessible across the country. Don't mix well: Nova Scotia MD's vaccination methods land him in trouble A Halifax doctor has been reprimanded and fined for mixing vaccines, as the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia states in its disciplinary case. CFPC tells feds to improve home care and child care A new report from the College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) shows the way for Ottawa to ramp up home care for both the sick and the young. First Previous 1294 1295 1296 1297 1298 Next Last
