Over 10% of home care patients have adverse events: studyEDMONTON | With more than one million Canadians receiving healthcare services in the home, and the demand for home care increasing with the aging population, there is a greater need to ensure safe delivery of home care in the home setting. MD who allegedly asked patient to be his lover has licence revokedThe CBC reports that a Regina doctor has permanently lost his licence for coming on to his patients. Moving Ontario hospitals into the 21st century Funding approaches that integrate care can improve access, costs and quality Nurses blast Fraser Health for wheelchair charge plan The Fraser Health Authority is being heavily criticized by the B.C. Nurses' Union for its plan to charge residential care home residents a fee for wheelchair use. Rosiglitazone revival? FDA committee ruling seems unlikely to win drug new fans Antibiotic apocalypse? In global efforts against increasing resistance and stagnating drug development, Canada is nowhere to be seen High-powered magnets wreak havoc on the GI tract Even older kids are swallowing them; surgery common CLINICAL PEARLS: Enhancing patient compliance Colonoscopy: Now in widescreen Expanded view improves polyp and adenoma detection rates Fee talks and unifying members top goals: BCMA head New president sets out his to-do list First Previous 1680 1681 1682 1683 1684 Next Last
