Telemedicine takes cancer care closer to homeRadiation oncology program bridges gap between northern cities Opinion: Nursing assistants are more than capable of looking after patients Ontario Nurses' Association calls on government to fund more nursing jobs in long-term care RN care needed to keep residents safe, healthier Audio: Nurses gear up for fight over mandatory flu shots or masks Osteoarthritis patients overexposed to oral NSAIDs First-line drugs getting short shrift, study suggests Meet Nova Scotia's three female MDs vying for the CMA's top job For the first time, three women from Nova Scotia are gunning for the position of the Canadian Medical Association's president-elect. So who are they? Saskatchewan registrar confident flu shots, other changes coming Proposal being reviewed seeks authority for pharmacists to administer drugs by injection, order, interpret, access, and conduct medial laboratory tests. Practical handbook explains coagulation basics Reviews coagulation tests, anticoagulants, evaluation of abnormal coagulation tests and management of common bleeding disorders. What your patients are reading – Week of January 13, 2013 BCMA rebrands itself as Doctors of BC The British Columbia Medical Association is dead—long live Doctors of B.C. First Previous 2725 2726 2727 2728 2729 Next Last
