Press Review – June 27, 2014 Huge investment fails to improve primary healthcare in B.C.Increased doctor incentives do not lead to better access to care, recent study found Practice Gems: Hire slowly, fire quickly Hiring someone with a great attitude is extremely important, as a poor attitude is difficult to change. Managing hypertensive disorders during pregnancy New Canadian guidelines outline diagnosis, evaluation and treatment. U.K.: Do copays affect demand? English study looks into whether or not eliminating prescription charges increases demand. Pharmacist fills fraudulent script with M&Ms Pleads guilty to felony for charging client $100 for the “drugs.” Florida to allow limited use of medical marijuana State will only allow a strain of the plant that won’t get anyone high. Healthcare lessons from the Netherlands Despite the fear mongering, evidence shows private competition in healthcare works Study suggests Ontario doctors not rigorous with kids' concussions More engaged patients get more smoking cessation counselling Don’t assume less engaged patients are unwilling to quit, researcher says First Previous 1488 1489 1490 1491 1492 Next Last
