CMA ‘transformation’ blueprint a tough readBy the time its many reforms achieve consensus among key health players, it may be time for many new ones ‘Powerful drug’ boosts melanoma survivalMonoclonal antibody ipilimumab a rare success, but some patients die from the treatment Psychiatrists play for patients Music for mental health Help patients focus on most important concerns during visit In an age of 10-minute appointments, Take As Directed advises the public not to leave vague or challenging symptoms to the end Methadone clinic director likens zoning proposal to discrimination Neighbours’ anger over clinic’s relocation to former allergy centre prompted city planning talks over future clinics in Windsor, Ont. Dealing with grievances under new regulations With regulation, expected to come soon, techs will be held to the same standards pharmacists are accustomed to and will be accountable to the Ontario College of Pharmacists (OCP). Editorial: How do you like your innovation? In these uncertain times, be open to new ideas, wherever they originate. Letter: What do pharmacists want? Why are we providing our professional services for less than it costs to cover our expenses? No stranger to controversy Doug Bungay works to optimize the roles and practices of registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and assistive personnel in Nova Scotia. Shock value: ECT here to stay New Canadian position paper says there’s still a place for the controversial psychiatric treatment Reinventing depression instruments in clinical practice Primary-care physicians and nurse practitioners adapt rating scales for the real world Experts 'frustrated' by how long health reform is taking: CMA meeting First Previous 370 371 372 373 374 Next Last
