Nova Scotia guarantees jobs for all nursing graduates over next five yearsPremier Tim Houston read a statement in the legislature Thursday in which he said nursing graduates from universities and colleges in Nova Scotia will have a "standing offer'' to work in the province. Court lifts temporary injunction on Toronto hospital network vaccine mandate Pharmacists play range of roles in opioid stewardship: study Strong relationships with patients often make pharmacists first line of access when questions or issues arise U.S. FDA paves way for Pfizer COVID-19 vaccinations in young kids A ferry to the pharmacy: new documentary features pharmacist with a unique commute A CBC documentary features a Newfoundland pharmacist who commutes to work by ferry to serve the healthcare needs of a small community. POP QUIZ: Post-acute COVID-19 syndrome Post-acute COVID-19 syndrome describes patients that have lingering symptoms (e.g., 12 weeks or longer) after the start of acute COVID‑19. Manitoba extends third dose vaccine coverage, sees wide public sector uptake The province is now recommending booster shots for residents of seniors homes and other congregate living centres for the elderly. Recent cancer treatment increases risk of COVID-19 adverse outcomes Study also finds cancer patients with no recent cancer treatment have similar or better COVID-19 outcomes than those without cancer. Ontario doctor's licence suspended following COVID-19 medical exemption restriction The college says the move was made under legislation that allows it to issue such orders where there is evidence to support that patients would otherwise be exposed to risk of harm or injury. Doctors increasingly prescribing antibiotics inappropriately, UManitoba study finds Antibiotic prescriptions are on the rise, and often they are unnecessary or the wrong type. First Previous 600 601 602 603 604 Next Last
