Hiring more RNs is crucial if Ont. government wants to deliver on its action plan for health12.9 per cent of newly graduated RNs were unemployed in 2012 Pharmacies underperforming expanded services: British health execShifting more responsibility to pharmacies proving challenging, pharmaceutical conference hears. Research assesses safety of mail-order pharmacy use Study one of the first to look at mail order pharmacies and issues of patient safety and utilization. Retired physician loses licence over sex abuse case QUEBEC CITY | Retirement has not saved a former family physician here from the wrath of the Collège des Médecins du Québec. Press Review - November 22, 2013 Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - Top Story: N.S. mom upset over doctors' refusal to take part in study. Read this and UBC pharmacy faculty produces video on birth control rights Video launched last spring recently updated to include abstinence as an option, greater emphasis on other healthcare providers. Involving patients in their nurses’ shift change reduces errors and improves patient satisfaction Immunization in the News - November 21, 2013 Check out our review of recent immunization stories in the media - Top Story: The time anti-vaxxers argued that vaccines would turn kids into cows. Read this and more Adempas for chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension First drug approved to treat rare type of pulmonary hypertension. CFP grant goes to collaborative study in B.C. Winning initiative aims to demonstrate the value of pharmacy clinical services. Ontario pharmacists want to do more to help people quit smoking OPA urges government to extend the Pharmacy Smoking Cessation Program to people not covered under public drug plan. Stopping long-term care home violence Implement coroners' jury recommendations, says Ontario Nurses' Association First Previous 1350 1351 1352 1353 1354 Next Last
