Author of a new memoir says animals in Canada get better medical treatment than people Canada's nurses encouraged by Canadian Medical Association's end-of-life care reportReport reinforces the needed role of nurses in palliative care settings Teaching new skills for changing times Alberta College partners with Banff Centre to help pharmacists and techs hone their leadership skills. Calling for a more sensitive approach to medical teaching Often-gruesome case studies should be used as a way to approach a medical issue from different angles simultaneously Books help pharmacists navigate system for patients Collaborative group unveils seven-book series on connecting people with healthcare and community resources. Union claims nurses quit over Vancouver Island healthcare changes Annual Wellspring Award winners recognized Award was established in 2012 to commemorate pharmacy leader Barb Wells (1954-2010). Stateside: Witness a pharmacist union in action Group in row with insurer and pharmacy operator over pensions, rushed patient interactions. Are you ready for change? These proven steps can help staff embrace new ways of providing services London fertility doctor suspended after professional misconduct ‘I trust you’ – These three little words from a patient carry a lot of weight As physicians, we should remember every day that patients put a great deal of faith in our actions Benzocaine and babies: A potentially lethal mix First Previous 277 278 279 280 281 Next Last
