Staff need training to deal with aggression in dementia patients‘Gentle persuasion’ seen as best way to manage volatile situations Surgery for advanced breast cancer remains a controversial topicResection of primary tumour was associated with improved survival in one study, but did not benefit patients in another Tale of two cities’ cross-border transfers How Windsor and Detroit got emergency patient transfers down to an art UBC to launch master’s in evidence-based medicine Program expected to begin in 2013 aims at ‘training new heads of faculty’ Improving wound care can save money, says Cape Breton businesswoman Cash-strapped health organizations could save money and boost patient health by improving wound care, according to a nurse turned businesswoman based in Cape Breton. Cough evaluation and treatment: new 2012 update A handy summary of the etiology, evaluation and treatment of cough. Dissension rising between P.E.I.'s nurses, LPNs NPs key part of regional program helping chronic pain sufferers Pharmacist: With nurses, it’s all about the patient Pharmacist Ken Burns shares his thoughts on working alongside nurses on an interprofessional team. RNs dismissed as second class Re: What if…all nurses were utilized to their full potential?, December 28, 2011 Counsel patients on correct method for Epipen use Pfizer and Health Canada remind healthcare professionals, consumers of the correct method for using EpiPen, EpiPen Jr. Doc: Pharmacists injecting fractures patient care Re: Ontario pharmacists push for scope expansion to include routine injections, January 9, 2012 First Previous 1151 1152 1153 1154 1155 Next Last
