Quebec's nurses want to prescribe more meds, testsQuebec nurses say they should get more powers of prescription to help speed up certain procedures and wait times. National nursing body urges Soldiers' Memorial to reinstate registered nurses Press Review - April 16, 2013 Check out our review of recent stories in the media - Top Story: Healthcare workers rally downtown for Equal Pay Day. Read this and Needle-free syringes now available in Canada QUEBC CITY | Needle-free Injex syringes are now available in Canada. They are distributed by Marketing Medical Canada. Pharmacists fielding worried callers re birth control recall New Brunswick pharmacists have been busy fielding calls from anxious patients after news of an urgent recall of Alysena-28 birth control pills broke last Monday, the CBC reported. 'Pay as you weigh' an unfair pricing strategy Playing a game of blame and shame is not a constructive solution to the obesity problem Self-management possible in severe COPD Timely communication with health-professionals is key to success CAPT Corner—April 16, 2013 The Canadian Association of Pharmacy Technicians Professional Development Conference is a mere six weeks away. Pot smoking cuts viral load in HIV patients Canadian study believed to be first to show benefit of cannabis on the infection Antibiotics cut exacerbations in non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis But concerns raised over macrolides’ cardiovascular risk First Previous 902 903 904 905 906 Next Last
