Prescribing anticoagulants in the ED for atrial fibrillation increases long-term use by 30% The RVU solutionThe Medical Post 2019 Relatively Ranking shows big variations between top-billing specialties and bottom-billing specialties. Could an element in the U.S. system have an answer? 28% of established career doctors still working to pay consumer debt: poll Many mid-career doctors are working to pay down consumer debt which includes credit cards and lines-of-credit The money docs: Self-directed investing, simplified Now in the middle of our career in medicine, my husband and I manage our own investments. Here’s why Subclinical hypothyroidism—are we overtreating? Subclinical hypothyroidism affects 4%-to-20% of the general population, with women, the elderly and Caucasians most afflicted. One-minute smoking-cessation intervention in ERs doubles quit rates Behavioural regulation is more successful when it is internalized, or autonomous, rather than being regulated by external factors UBC to launch new Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences program UBC’s Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences announced that it will launch a new Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences (BPSc) Program. UBC study shows benefit of pharmacist intervention in reducing cardiovascular risk A unique study from the University of British Columbia (UBC) adds more evidence that pharmacist intervention can have a positive impact on cardiovascular risks. The second phase of the study began this fall. Despite progress, Canada’s organ supply still isn’t meeting demand First-of-its-kind national U.S. study ties physician burnout to EHRs The lower physicians rated their electronic health record usability, the higher the likelihood that they also reported symptoms of burnout First Previous 301 302 303 304 305 Next Last
