Pneumococcal empyema can still be a problemU.S. hospitalizations rose 70% since vaccine was approved, but no increase seen here Wind power is healthier than the competition Healthcare breaks its trust In 2009, Canada’s health system let the public down by abandoning the core principles of medicare Remote access gets closer Systems allowing remote delivery of healthcare will soon be the new normal. And people want them Ottawa spent $31 million on H1N1 advertising How CHEO managed the H1N1 crisis By redeploying physicians and staff to cope with an overloaded emergency department last fall, Ottawa’s children’s hospital demonstrated the value of pandemic planning Adcirca for pulmonary arterial hypertension CIHI study confirms hospitalized H1N1 patients were younger H1N1 phone fee a tip of the iceberg? B.C. Society of General Practitioners wants more telehealth provision in primary care Caution eases over using antivirals for pandemic H1N1 First Previous 313 314 315 316 317 Next Last
