The pharmacists' dilemmaAfter finally winning the long-awaited authority to perform more patient care services, many pharmacists now say they are struggling to keep up without enough support or resources Five tips for managing #Healthcare InPHARM@tionOverload Finding your Niche: Animal health: Pets can be perfect patients Some of John Forster-Coull’s patients have four legs and others, like the 9-foot boa constrictor he treated for pneumonia, don’t have any. Health Canada warns diabetics some insulin pumps at risk for cyberattacks A Canterbury Tale: Integrated care, the Kiwi way Court refuses to halt suits against doctor over drug dose deaths Dr. William Husel is accused of ordering excessive painkiller doses given to dozens of patients in the Columbus-area Mount Carmel Health System who later died Americans head to Canada to buy cheap insulin; some worry about supply here 'One in four Americans are rationing their insulin because they cannot afford it, so people are dying' Exposure to strong anticholinergic drugs increases risk of dementia Healthcare professionals should aim to deprescribe strong anticholinergic drugs in middle-aged and older people Diarrhea associated with antibiotics: probiotics offer some protection for children Forever young Memories of one of my most resilient patients An open letter to employee pharmacists We've all been beaten down. It's time to take care of our patients and take action for the future Potential cancer risk with gentian violet products Health Canada advises Canadians to stop using human and veterinary products containing gentian violet First Previous 388 389 390 391 392 Next Last
