Pharmacy-led clinic offers chronic pain management alternativeFederal government funding program that fills gaps in chronic pain management support 'Housing is medicine': CMAJ publishes new clinical guideline on homelessnessThe guideline aims to inform clinicians on evidence-based interventions to treat homeless Pharmacy technicians make fewer transcription errors than physicians on hospital discharge prescriptions Pharmacy technician role could evolve to include preparing hospital discharge prescriptions for physician review Doctor to pay college $50k after exceeding patient quota Those restrictions were put in place following college disciplinary actions against Dr. Herar in 2005 and 1999 Ruminating on missed appointments CPhA warns against stockpiling meds in response to COVID-19 Pharmacists warned it could create unintended shortages that harm patients Alberta to spend $100M to upgrade operating suites, reduce surgery wait lists Alberta is spending $100 million to upgrade hospital operating rooms and move some low-risk surgeries to smaller facilities and private clinics. Effective referral balances patient and physician rights The CPSO policies already represent a compromise from, what the courts called, our patients' 'default expectations' for a formal referral Women with transvaginal mesh implants to share $21.5 million in settlement A group of Canadian women who suffered ill-effects from implantation of a medical device called transvaginal mesh will receive a total of $21.5 million in compensation, recent court records show. Finding common ground for patient safety As pharmacists are being asked to do more than ever, it's important to work as a team to keep patients safe and guard against burnout NL and SK health teams recognized for patient engagement initiatives The ABCD approach to malaria prevention A valuable acronym to guide malaria risk assessment and patient counselling First Previous 686 687 688 689 690 Next Last
