Reform cuts way too deep: pharmaciesOntario pharmacy leaders have done the math and, however you look at them, the drug reforms announced yesterday add up to some painful new realities. Study reaffirms effective nurse communication-patient safety link Quebec docs not keen on pharmacists' expanded scope Elevated alkaline phosphatase has many possible causes Man. | Plan tackling oxycodone abuse launched Neurology panel revises Parkinson’s guidelines Ontario hospitals begin using surgical checklist Patient safety measure mandated from April 1 Seniors' prescription trends illuminated Sixty-two per cent of community-dwelling Canadians age 65 and older are on at least five different prescription medications, reports the Canadian Institute for Health Information. Trial data fail to back bisphosphonate-fracture link But researchers admit the studies weren’t powered to detect increases in ‘atypical’ femur breaks A nurse's view—from her perspective as patient How bad is it when peers ask if you want to help out? Alberta government delays seniors’ drug plan changes Alberta pharmacists to receive a transitional allowance from April 1 2010 On April 1 2010, a number of the changes recommended in phase two of Alberta’s Pharmaceutical Strategy are being implemented. First Previous 970 971 972 973 974 Next Last
