Pilot project to help reduce drug-related hospital readmissionsA new pilot project launched in Sudbury, Ont. hopes to reduce the number of drug-related hospitalizations by improving communication with patients about their medications. Preventing influenza in infants less than six months of ageGiving influenza vaccine in pregnancy benefits pregnant woman, fetus and young infant. Study shows value of CPhA's ADAPT Research finds program makes pharmacists feel more effective and efficient at providing outcomes-focused patient care. When doctors tell the truth, patients hate it Honesty should be the cornerstone of any profession, but when it comes to medicine, it appears that patients dislike hearing the truth–even if it hurts. Quebec MD is second-most important person in Canada A doctor from Quebec City has been ranked second in the Macleans list of important Canadians—behind only the prime minister. Ontario Nurses' Association supports charges vs. Royal Ottawa Health Care Group: Seen as tip of workplace violence iceberg The Canadian doctor who prescribes income to treat poverty NPAO new president-elect top priority: Access for everyone to primary care Forensic nurses working with victims of sexual assaults see rise in cases Ottawa Hospital nurses making a new kind of house call 2014 CCSA for Advanced Learning: Tara Maltman-Just Ground-breaking care model inspires future practice. 2014 CCSA for Collaborative Team Initiative: Deer Lodge Centre Patients breathe easier with this team on their side. First Previous 1229 1230 1231 1232 1233 Next Last