Fact versus fiction: Letting the air out of the balloonAlberta registrar offers rebuttal to colleges investigation LETTER: Colleges are distorting patient care in Canada Toronto college takes the lead in first aid training for mental health Institute gets $750,000 grant to spread initiative province-wide CME: How to learn faster and remember more The science behind accelerated learning says active participation is a key facet DIVERSION: Superhero MDs run amok Even superpowers can’t shield you from the scrutiny of the college Five ways to help patients who fear doctor visits Talking about the patient’s anxiety shows you care and are willing to take steps to improve the situation together Ontario nurses say patient care is compromised by increasing workloads Nurses across the province say increased workloads are threatening patient care. PAGING: What your colleagues are reading - May 14 issue, 2013 Time to give your uninsured services program a checkup These reasonable fees can help control practice revenues as government resources dwindle Come together Retail will continue to run the front lines of health care unless pharmacists unite to bring change. How nurses can be a force of change when it comes to technology adoption How nurses are preparing themselves for the wave of technological changes affecting them and other clinicians. New Canadian guidelines announced for treating fibromyalgia 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. First Previous 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 Next Last
