Revised 2016/17 recommendations for FluMist Quadrivalent intranasal vaccine use in childrenEvidence does not support preferential use in children and adolescents 2–17 years of age. B.C.'s costly physician incentive program may have saved general practice, Doctors of BC claims Confusion reigns as hiring restrictions on Halifax doctors have patients 'crying out' It's a clear crisis of trust as doctors vote no Closing the Circle of Care gives Cowichan Tribes EHR access Healthcare providers will be able to view all their patients’ records in a single file. Should the College of Pharmacists of BC change its name? The College of Pharmacists of BC is considering changing its name to reflect its role in regulating pharmacists and techs. Increased access, decreased costs with doctor's smartphone inventions N.S. pilot project indication health authority lacks accurate physician data Just announced: Lineup for the 2016 Self-care Symposium CE day. Pharmacy Practice+ is pleased to announce the return of the popular Self-care Symposium for pharmacists, November 6 at the University of Toronto's Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy. Antidepressant use increases the risk of developing angle-closure glaucoma Canadian antidepressant product monographs are being updated to note this risk. Views from the floor of Ontario's general meeting Ontario doctors reject tentative physician services agreement in historic vote Fifty-five per cent of doctors in the province voted: 63.1% voted against and 36.9% in favour; Dr. Hoskins responds First Previous 1027 1028 1029 1030 1031 Next Last
