Four arrested for attempted armed robbery in New BrunswickTwo men entered a Jean Coutu pharmacy in Sackville, NB, on March 14, claiming to be armed with a syringe and demanding narcotics, but fled when the pharmacist refused. What your patients are reading - Week of March 26, 2013 Saskatchewan College considers self-assessment pilot Regulator considering pilot project for provincial pharmacies to self-assess their medication safety practices. PHRs look for the right fit Patients are ready for personal health records, but the wider electronic records system is not Eat Mediterranean Patients less likely to trust overweight physicians, suggests study Patients don’t put as much trust in overweight physicians and are more likely to ignore their advice compared to thinner counterparts, new research suggests. New retinoblastoma discovered Words of comfort, words of hope Mount Sinai’s poet-in-residence helps hospital staff deal with their work experiences and concerns Tapping into the crowd The world is revolutionizing how we innovate, with tools such as crowdsourcing, which offers vast potential for improving the healthcare system Deep brain stimulation may treat anorexia nervosa Toronto pilot study finds technique to be ‘generally safe’ First Previous 2988 2989 2990 2991 2992 Next Last
