Patient Compliance

Do pharmacists stand a chance against impending AI disruptions? If we focus on our unique strengths, you bet we do.

Earlier this week, Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones introduce an omnibus healthcare bill. Here’s a look at some of what the bill proposes.

A four-month suspension was handed down to Dr. Robert Steffen of Melfort by the Council of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan on Nov. 28.

Ava EMR, now used by clinics in Alberta and B.C., focuses on 80% of work being done from two screens

In children age two to nine, 26% of emergency department visits were for conditions that could potentially be managed in primary care.

According to a Nov. 22 notice from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia, Dr. Gregory John Wicks admitted to practicing medicine while his registration was ‘temporarily inactive.’

The program is comprised of 25 physicians from various specialties, who can be reached for emotional support or guidance, where appropriate.

Taping your mouth closed in an effort to stop snoring is all the rage on social media.

The privacy commissioner has recommended the company offer those affected credit monitoring for at least 10 years.

A new English study confirms the risks of ulcers and other gastrointestinal issues with the use of acetaminophen in people over 65 and calls for its reassessment as a first-line treatment.