The politics of the flu shotIs mandatory vaccination for health-care workers something to fight for, or a lost cause? What works for one group (doctors) may be anathema to another (nurses) Toronto doctor schools Republicans on health care Tweaking the model Clinics are experimenting with payment strategies Video: How to make a better care plan for your patients Watch out for ‘clinical inertia’ BCPhA policy paper suggests steps to control drug spending Pharmacy association makes six recommendations to help control prescription drug spending. Walgreen's accessible pharmacist format being questioned Walgreen’s attempt to move the pharmacist our from behind the counter and closer to clients has drawn the ire of a consumer’s group and scrutiny from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Why this doctor is pushing for overnight dialysis Communication gaps an opportunity for pharmacists Study shows current system a ‘perfect storm’ for medication errors Healthcare for healthy lifestyles: a prescription to disaster Newfoundland independents troubled over generic listing lag Government gets the message loud and clear Pharmacists in fight against measles Once again, pharmacists with injection authority are stepping up to help manage an outbreak of measles rubeola in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley. First Previous 1313 1314 1315 1316 1317 Next Last
