What was lost, and gained, in Alberta floodThe flooding in High River left marks on our home. The community's response left marks on our hearts Wynne promises to hand nurses more prescribing powersNurses would get an expanded scope-of-practice and new prescribing power if the Liberals of Ontario are re-elected, said Leader Kathleen Wynne on Friday. College probe leads to jail term for psychiatrist who sexually abused patients An Ontario court has handed down a four-year jail term for a southern Ontario psychiatrist who admitted to sexually abusing his patients. Complexity and impact of RN role powerfully illustrated in national awareness campaign CAPT Corner—May 2014 On April 5, 2014, the 8th Annual Pharmacy Technician Conference was held at the Future Inn in Moncton. Responsibilities of surgery go beyond the OR B.C. techs brainstorm on integration of role Making the move to Management Nova Scotia tech candidates await PTA USask’s new program offers authentic clinical training The Medication Assessment Centre provides practical learning experience and tools for both students and healthcare providers. Q&A with Dr. Brian Goldman: Exploring the secret language of doctors New book ‘starting a conversation’ about language used for decades by doctors in private Trio of B.C. doctors ordered to pay $180,000 in defamation dispute | See Update at bottom of story VANCOUVER | Three Port Alberni doctors have been ordered to pay a combined $180,000 in damages after a Supreme Court of B.C. ruling says they defamed a colleague. First Previous 396 397 398 399 400 Next Last
