Two-thirds of seniors in Canada are taking at least five drugsAbout 20% are chronic users of at least one drug from the Beers list. Adopting mobile health technology calls for a (worthwhile) cultural shift Kind, but thorough approach best for drug-seeking patients Rewards ban delayed in Alberta Pushed back to June to give pharmacies more time to make changes to information technology. Alberta optometrists to be able to order lab tests, prescribe drugs Province is increasing the scope of practice for optometrists to provide patients with more convenient access to care. Alberta health officials declare measles outbreak to expand immunizations The zones affected by the designation are Edmonton, Calgary and central Alberta. Nurses launch vision for the health system A laser-like focus on person-centred care, same-day access to a health provider and better health outcomes is what Ontarians can expect if politicians heed the advice of nurses. B.C. doctors to introduce chronic pain training course Opinion: New Ontario college policy on physician work stoppages basically prohibits them A chance to inter-professionally thank a doctor colleague Both Ontario and Nova Scotia celebrate Doctors' Day May 1 First Previous 2710 2711 2712 2713 2714 Next Last
