Cancer patients seen in ED have better outcomes at original hospitals or cancer centrePatients seen at other locations were less likely to be admitted but more likely to die within 30 days of their visit Tips for handling irate or rude patientsHow to effectively defuse the situation in a professional manner. Pharmacist accused of false drug claims goes MIA She is now facing fines of $50,000 after the Alberta College of Pharmacy handed down its ruling Military families face unique challenges accessing primary care There are over 63,000 military families across the country—as many as in a small province—and many can't access the care they need 97% of B.C. doctors approve three-year contract The new agreement came with an average 8.8% increase in funding over the three years Suburban Detroit doctor gets 11-plus years in prison for opioid scheme A suburban Detroit doctor who admitted running an $18 million prescription drug scheme has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison. What do you do when a patient threatens you? Threats undermine doctor-patient relationships; when I've been threatened, I've never been able to continue that relationship Five strategies to improve medical training—to reduce stress and boost expertise Canadian medical students graduate with up to $200,000 in debt, and burnout rates are high Influenza A(H3N2) steadily increasing since mid-January, particularly in long-term care facilities 2018/19 influenza vaccine provides little or no protection against influenza A(H3N2) viruses this season Medical council now allows menstrual products in exams Last fall, the MCC faced criticism for prohibiting women from bringing tampons or menstrual pads into exam rooms while writing multi-hour tests Sunnybrook pioneers oral hydration initiative for surgical patients DNR, DNH orders in long-term care don’t stop hospital transfers, study finds First Previous 807 808 809 810 811 Next Last
