Patient Safety: Building a better handoff ‘Physician influence’ is key to new B.C. fee deal0.5% increases will also help cover overhead Seven tips for wrangling your clinical clerks Skin cancer detection goes high-tech But cost and lack of access to training keep even basic devices out of FP hands State of the head Winnipeg’s Dr. Mike Ellis hopes his groundbreaking concussion clinic will shed light on the misunderstood injury Symptomatic spinal stenosis: The shopping cart sign The hockey doctors Our national pastime is constantly evolving, forcing sports MDs to adapt the care they offer professional athletes The new oral anticoagulants: Better than warfarin - or not? The drugs get a thumbs up in latest atrial fibrillation guidelines, but controversy remains Canadian doctors first to prescribe heroin to addicts in N.A. Canadian doctors will be the first on the continent to prescribe heroin—a harm-reduction plan that is rolling out in Vancouver. Nursing in an Epidemic one of three hot topic panels at this week's IEN Conference Looking to build family medicine system, China sends MDs to Canadian university China might be the world's next superpower, but when it comes to medicine, Canada can still teach the rising Asian nation a thing or two. Nfld. doctors asked to record 'intensity' of on-call data as province weighs payment Physicians in Newfoundland and Labrador are being asked to submit detailed data on their on-call activities as the province weighs new payment methods for the time. First Previous 866 867 868 869 870 Next Last
