Europe shows Canada how profit motive can improve healthcare delivery: economist What the rest of Canada can learn from Alberta’s private care experiencePrivate delivery of healthcare can work in a publicly funded system but it comes with risks Why EMR adoption is necessary, but not sufficient Why I decided to get the flu vaccine for myself and my children New flu vaccine options for children and those afraid of needles Speakerphone fail: Doctor plays back patient phone messages within earshot Doctors, check your speakerphone etiquette. New Certified Tobacco Educator credential for healthcare professionals Recognizes expertise in providing tobacco prevention and cessation services. Self-Care Symposium draws eager crowds More than 175 pharmacists congregated at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto’s downtown campus for a day of presentations on popular self-care health management topics. Ask the Smoking Cessation Expert: Links to Alzheimer's disease? Is there a link between smoking and Alzheimer's disease? Read Jane's answer. Patient responsibility (Or how I got my doctor to take the blame) At what point does the public at large finally decide that they hold the golden key to health? PEI pharmacies already out of flu vaccine “We’re essentially out,” says Erin MacKenzie, executive director of the PEI Pharmacists Association. Tapered therapy maintains remission in rheumatoid arthritis Strategy addresses safety and cost concerns, but requires vigilant monitoring What your patients are reading – Week of November 11, 2014 First Previous 1235 1236 1237 1238 1239 Next Last
