Doctors often feel ignored by health officialsThe president of the Saskatchewan Medical Association says physicians don't get enough airtime as politicians and health officials look to rejig the system. Patient responsibility (Or how I got my doctor to take the blame)At what point does the public at large finally decide that they hold the golden key to health? Tapered therapy maintains remission in rheumatoid arthritis Strategy addresses safety and cost concerns, but requires vigilant monitoring Is the business of running a practice scaring away young doctors? As demographic shifts in medicine continue to be felt across the country, recruiters in one of the nation's remote areas say they are facing an uphill battle. Study of CME validates effectiveness, cites absence of evidence of commercial bias Shortage of rheumatologists in Kelowna and other B.C. cities: study Some communities in British Columbia are suffering from “severe” shortages of rheumatology care. Health minister says NPs need more training for prescribing narcotics Prince Edward Island Health Minister Doug Currie says nurse practitioners need more training before they will be allowed to prescribe opiates. Techs helping patients at home after hospital discharge First of its kind pilot project focuses on medication safety. AMA issues tips for doctors who consult nurse practitioners The Alberta Medical Association is reminding physicians in the province of their responsibilities as the system employs more nurse practitioners. CMPA offers social media tips for doctors The Canadian Medical Protective Association has issued some top tips for physicians getting into using social media. How to fight ‘Fearbola’ in Canada Communication between public health officials and frontline healthcare workers is critical Study suggests doctors don't discuss end-of-life subject with patients The death discussion remains the elephant in the room as doctors consult with their patients, according to a new study. First Previous 870 871 872 873 874 Next Last
