Canadian nurses preparing for emotional journey back to KenyaBurlington resident Gail Wolters has taken a team of nurses with her to Kenya every year since 2009. Ontario researchers measure impact of poverty on healthIf poorer Ontarians were as healthy as richer Ontarians, there would be 230,000 fewer people with disabilities and nearly 3,400 fewer deaths annually, according to an exhaustive study on women’s health. Ontario's NPs issue challenge to MPPs following 13th annual Queen's Park Day Group issues call to action to support better integration of the province's nurse practitioner workforce. Orthopod avoids suspension after neglecting 500 patient records The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta has disciplined an orthopedic surgeon here for his failure to “complete more than 500 medical records in a timely manner.” Ontarians support wider care options from pharmacists: survey OPA survey shows most Ontarians want broader scope of practice for pharmacists. Taking oxycodone off formularies irks doctors Press Review - March 2, 2012 Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media Generic price caps blamed for closure of Nova Scotia village pharmacy Critics blame generic drug price cap for closure of village's only pharmacy. Major U.S. report supports bigger pharmacy role Advocates hail U.S. report as vital resource in support of push for more paid pharmacy services. Medication management project assessed Over the course of the program, project participants delivered more than 26,000 patient encounters to more than 10,000 patients. Newfoundland & Labrador's longest-known pharmacist mourned Cyril LeGrow died just one week before his 100th birthday. OCP registrar urges: put patients first Pharmacists already have the knowledge, skills and abilities to move into the “grey world” of decision-making, insists Marshall Moleschi. First Previous 1659 1660 1661 1662 1663 Next Last
