B.C. eases rules on med reviewsMore patients in B.C. can receive a medication review from their pharmacist, thanks to a change in eligibility rules that took effect May 1. Cardiac rehab urgently needed globally, says York professorCardiovascular rehabilitation programs following heart attacks or surgeries should be considered an essential health service in every country. That’s what York University professor Sherry Grace says. Editor's note: Lead the way With more than two million Canadians diagnosed with diabetes, there's never been a better time to dispense the knowledge found in this supplement. Patients getting more involved in pharmaceutical research Support is growing for increased collaboration between pharmaceutical companies and patients in research processes worldwide, according to a new report by healthcare intelligence company GBI Research. The Healthcare Interview: Dr. Joel Lexchin’s advice for understanding clinical research? Follow the money Drug industry expert discusses solutions to funding bias and a potential way of tying profits Video: Pharmacist foils robbery attempt... with bear spray When a man attempted to rob the same pharmacy for a third time, Susan Beller was fed up and fought back. Tentative deal reached for nurses in Ontario community Canadian Nurses Association says 'It's About Time' to consider NPs as answer to more access to better care Campaign to communicate value of nurse practitioners lands in Alberta Pros and cons of pacifiers can leave parents pondering what's best for baby School of thought ranges from absolutely no soother to parent sanity saver What Your Patients Are Reading - Week of May 1st Adherence tools Not just a service, but a ‘win-win’ marketing tool. Asthma care Selection and use of devices for inhalation therapy. First Previous 1501 1502 1503 1504 1505 Next Last
