PANS unhappy with new Pharmacare agreementNew funding for three minor ailments assessments won't cover revenue lost in deal. MD sounds off on Alberta's waste of $1,500 per-day on ALC patientsThe fact that governments such as Alberta throw away millions on alternate-level-of-care (ALC) patients and do patients a disservice is a travesty, says an emergency medicine physician. With patients lined up, doctor search finally ends for Montreal clinic Montreal patients desperate for family doctors—and vice versa—finally got their wish recently. Press Review – September 15, 2014 What your patients are reading – Week of September 15, 2014 Doctor warns enterovirus could land on Nova Scotia's shores An expert pediatric physician in Nova Scotia is warning that a respitory illness that affects children could soon be in the province. Cancer that claimed Terry Fox now highly curable, other sarcomas still challenging Do benzodiazepines cause Alzheimer’s disease? Quebec study shows increased risk with cumulative exposure and longer-acting agents. OPEN to hold first annual summit to showcase research Event highlights research projects that evaluate pharmacy services. Learning about the dangers of WiFi and cellphones A public health expert from the United States is lecturing Canadian physicians on the radiation dangers of WiFi and wireless devices. E-booking appointments gather momentum as NPs and MDs sign onto Infoway initiative Nine of 10 Canadians want to book healthcare appointments online; e-Booking Initiative wave two launches Oct.15 Family seeks $12M in botched birth in lawsuit against nurses, docs, High River hospital and Alberta Health Services First Previous 1221 1222 1223 1224 1225 Next Last
