Tech Refresher: Dealing with dementiaThere are a number of ways pharmacy technicians and assistants can help flag and care for patients with dementia. B.C. doctor who launched class action against province settles after 18 years Federal Lyme disease conference: Is science getting trampled to tackle the growing threat? Meeting dominated by views at odds with official guidelines 5 tips for communicating health statistics to patients The following may be helpful for communicating quantitative information about medications. Press Review - May 20, 2016 Self-Care and Wellness: Oral thrush Prevention and treatment of oral thrush. Switching antipsychotics: Why and how to switch patients from one second-generation antipsychotic to another Why and how to switch patients from one second-generation antipsychotic to another. Fentanyl exchange policy catching on But with it come attempts to cheat the system using counterfeit patches, police warn. New collaborative aims to improve dementia care in NB nursing homes Few hospital pharmacists knowledgeable about marijuana Study shows more training needed on the subject. Oral contraceptives vary in risk of pulmonary embolism, stroke and myocardial infarction Levonorgestrel safer than desogestrel, and 20 µg estrogen safer than 30–40 µg. Update on minor ailments assessment in Canada A cross-country look at where pharmacists are at. First Previous 556 557 558 559 560 Next Last
