Construction of kidney hemodialysis unit in Surrey, B.C., starts in August: EbyDr. Victoria Lee, the CEO of the Fraser Health authority, says Surrey hospital conducts 42,000 dialysis treatments a year and the new beds will expand that number to 65,000. UPDATED: Clinical care back to normal levels after water main break: CHEOThe hospital says access to water for clinical care, cooling, drinking water and restroom facilities were disrupted. Reminders on meds that don’t mix well with heat waves A lot of Canada is sweltering right now—putting certain cohorts at more risk than others. Plastic surgeon charged in death of wife who went into cardiac arrest while he worked on her Unsupervised by her husband or any other healthcare practitioner, Hillary Brown prepared her own local anesthesia and filled intravenous bags. U.K. pharmacists plan June 20 'lights out' protest Pharmacists urged to dim lights and wear black. B.C.’s first health centre catering to francophone community to open in the fall Data provided by the province shows 6.6% of B.C.’s population, or more than 328,000 people, can speak French. Teachers’ plan members must use in-house pharmacy for specialty meds Some members of Ontario Teachers’ Insurance Plan want to be able to continue to use their own pharmacies. Two Canadian universities secure a top 10 place in Times Higher Education university impact ratings The rankings measure how universities are helping with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. Meet UofT’s youngest PharmD graduate This 21 year old PharmD and volunteers starts an industry residency soon as she explores her place in the profession. Better than real-life clinical rotations? How one university is using ChatGPT to fill the missing pieces in pharmacist training The success of the anticoagulation therapy management program at the University of the Waterloo could soon open the door to similar AI-powered virtual training in high-demand areas such as hypertension management. First Previous 180 181 182 183 184 Next Last
