Looking to build family medicine system, China sends MDs to Canadian universityChina might be the world's next superpower, but when it comes to medicine, Canada can still teach the rising Asian nation a thing or two. Family doctor shortage dilemma up a notch in B.C. townThe doctor shortage in British Columbia's rural and Interior communities continues to plague the provincial health-care system, and now, one town appears to be dealing with a crisis. CFP grant to fund study of minor ailment program Project to assess whether patients clinically improve when pharmacist prescribes treatment for minor ailment. The abbreviated case of Owen Davies Judge agreed with doctors to take baby off life-support, against mom's wishes Report suggests 67% of Regina MDs don't wash hands properly Doctors and nurses in Saskatchewan are again generating the wrong kinds of headlines over handwashing. RNAO and CACHC seek intervener status ahead of Federal Court of Appeal case on health benefit coverage for refugee claimants CADTH Corner: Stool softeners A hard pill to swallow? Celebrex generics now launching in Canada Health Canada approves several generic versions of celecoxib. Pharmacist watchdog programs help Ontario doctors cut down on opioid prescribing Study shows success of Ontario’s narcotics initiatives Research reveals province's approach to reducing inappropriate prescribing is working. Why know basic pharmacology? Because it allows techs to better judge when to call on the pharmacist. First Previous 1232 1233 1234 1235 1236 Next Last
