Rheumatoid arthritis: Triple-drug combo could save millionsTreatment is just as effective as a biologic, while much cheaper Doctors prodded to pick up surgery pace as Fraser Health Authority facing $2.5M fine over wait timesOne of British Columbia’s major health authorities is facing $2.5 million in fines for missing provincial wait times benchmarks. Ontario's low back pain program saving cash, helping patients Involves additional hours for a range of allied health providers such as chiropractors, physiotherapists, OTs, RMTs and more Stateside: Millennial doctors are good with tech—but so what? After death of infant, Manitoba MD comes under college scrutiny A Manitoba doctor has been disciplined after one child in his care died and another needed a liver transplant. Dean of Trent/Fleming School of Nursing named president of Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing Dr. Kirsten Woodend to lead the national accrediting body for nursing schools Foreign-trained doctors less likely to screen patients for cancer South Asian patients most likely to be underscreened, Ontario study shows The Medical Post table of contents: November 25, 2014 print edition Ontario 'pot' doctor facing more college trouble An Ontario doctor who faced a storm of controversy for his alleged marijuana prescribing is facing more trouble from the provincial regulator. An open letter: Quebec’s proposed health reform ignores best evidence Mega-mergers in healthcare don’t save money or improve health outcomes Pilot project to help reduce drug-related hospital readmissions A new pilot project launched in Sudbury, Ont. hopes to reduce the number of drug-related hospitalizations by improving communication with patients about their medications. Registered techs coming to N.L. early next year The first qualifing exam will be held in January. First Previous 863 864 865 866 867 Next Last
