Rx warning labels often ignored, says study Electronics trump paper in enhancing patient carePrimary care practices that used electronic medical records could identify patients who needed preventative or follow-up care 30 times faster than paper-based clinics, shows a new Canadian study. Press Review - July 13, 2012 Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media. This week includes: Why I interrupted the minister, The Affordable Health Act and Canadian Health Care Myths, The four Ws of medical screening Thousands leaving Canada for medical care A Fraser Institute study states that thousands of Canadians are going to the U.S. for medical care. Quebec MD sees double standard in health co-op fees Co-ops charge member fees but regular clinics can’t bill annual fees Doctors Manitoba goal: All MDs have a GP Nova Scotia rehab program shows promise FPs must take Centre for Addiction and Mental Health-developed course to participate Entrepreneur launches temperance society Batteries, eggs . . . and a medical checkup? Jack Nathan Health expects to have 52 clinics in Walmart Supercentres by end of year New N.S. strategy aims to move non-acute inpatients out of hospital First Previous 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 Next Last
