Acute and chronic rhinosinusitis: Diagnosing and treating distinct diseases with similar symptoms Alberta Health Services survey finds improving morale among nursesMorale among nurses and doctors at the province’s health authority has improved dramatically in the last two years, according to a new survey. Wait times increase in some areas, report suggests OTTAWA | A new report on wait times suggests that some provinces are falling behind in terms of getting treatment for patients. Beware circulating cells CPSO to introduce mandatory blood testing Ontario MDs to be tested annually for exposure to blood-borne pathogens Go 5-2-1-0 for Health Pharmacists can help fight obesity with these simple messages. Going green with surgical supplies N.S. doctor loses licence for repeated narcotic abuse HALIFAX | A Nova Scotia doctor has lost his license to practice medicine in the province because of repeated narcotic drug usage. Record number of physician licences granted Tech-friendly hospital gets award for eCare program Too fat to father? Doctor weighs in on family law battle OTTAWA | The opinion of a family doctor could be a key piece of testimony in a thorny family law case centering on a whether or not a 38-year-old father is too fat to be a fit parent. A lesson in grumpy When speaking with an irritable patient, empathy will get you everywhere. First Previous 1100 1101 1102 1103 1104 Next Last
