The doctor, the schizophrenic and the hucksterSometimes our best efforts to provide sound care can be derailed by purveyors of false hope Why is it so hard to reform health care in Canada?Putting the blame on ‘public attachment’ to existing health services and ‘insider interests’ may be a bit simplistic Academic hospital networks key to future: task force AMA offers take on private surgical facilities Bodychecking boosts kids’ injury rates There’s further evidence that allowing bodychecking in peewee hockey leagues (ages 11 and 12) comes with a heavy price in severe injuries. Electronic pharmacy network now online How to handle the ‘O’ word Obesity is often the elephant in the room, but there are ways to ease into discussing it Manitoba Health backs down from FP fee audits Last year ministry had imposed new conditions on higher fee code for visits that last longer than 10 minutes Medical conferences are no place to support racism Avoid host countries that foster discrimination, MD group urges OMA fulfils commitment to find GPs for 500,000 patients Reperfusion delays increase mortality risk A Quebec study has shown many myocardial infarction patients are receiving reperfusion therapy outside recommended time windows, and this is putting them at increased risk of dying within 30 days. Should government intervene in drug markets? Not much point, says Fraser Institute First Previous 1781 1782 1783 1784 1785 Next Last
