Nurses union hears from Health MinisterAfter the announcement of a renewed partnership between his ministry, the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN), and Regional Health Authorities, minister of Health Don McMorris was the final keynote speaker at the SUN meeting in Moose Jaw on Friday morning. Nurses: Whatever Happened to Wearing White?I worked very hard to earn wearing white. Bid by pharmacists to block sale of Zellers patient files thwarted Nine Zellers pharmacists sought an injunction to prevent their employer from selling thousands of patient records to Loblaws and Metro. New Brunswick family doctors seek moratorium on fracking for shale gas Dr. Anick Pelletier said while fracking has been discussed by her counterparts hers is the first group of family physicians to take an official stand Cancer treatment and nutrition cookbook essential tool for patients, caregivers B.C. PharmaCare legislation gives government more control Breathe of fresh air: joint research to look into First Nations lung diseases The University of Saskatchewan, University of Regina and two aboriginal communities will work together on study. Durela: new extended-release tramadol product New drug is for the management of moderate to moderately-severe pain in adults who require continuous treatment for several days or more. What Your Patients Are Reading - Week of March 23rd HPV vaccine free for young women in B.C. Human rights trial for would-be radiologist in P.E.I. Lawyer opposes 'private' public inquiry in Sinclair case No publication ban should shield professionals like social workers or nurses during the inquiry into the death of Phoenix Sinclair, a hearing was told today. First Previous 1625 1626 1627 1628 1629 Next Last
