Patient Lifestyle

EDMONTON | A group of Albertans living with heart failure will have their conditions monitored right from their homes as part of an innovative pilot project, a collaboration between the Alberta government, Alberta Health Services and GE Canada.

Retail will continue to run the front lines of health care unless pharmacists unite to bring change.

How nurses are preparing themselves for the wave of technological changes affecting them and other clinicians.

BRAMPTON, ONT. | What is claimed to be Canada’s first mobile application for ordering prescriptions has been launched by Amjay Software Solutions.

OTTAWA | Physicians from the McGill University Health Centre and the University of Calgary have published a review article in the Canadian Medical Association Journal to help family doctors diagnose and treat fibromyalgia.

New book Toxic Nursing addresses workplace incivility

‘Tender points’ no longer key to diagnosis

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