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- 9/10/2014
Learning about the dangers of WiFi and cellphones
A public health expert from the United States is lecturing Canadian physicians on the radiation dangers of WiFi and wireless devices. - 9/10/2014
Amputee suing doctors for alleged misdiagnosis
Physicians in an Alberta resort town are facing a major lawsuit after a patient required an amputation. - 9/10/2014
Press Review – September 12, 2014
- 9/9/2014
Increases to physician pay slowing down: report suggests
It's back to the future again for physician pay, as a new study shows that remuneration increases have fallen back to the rates experienced by physicians in the 1990s. - 9/9/2014
E-booking appointments gather momentum as NPs and MDs sign onto Infoway initiative
Nine of 10 Canadians want to book healthcare appointments online; e-Booking Initiative wave two launches Oct.15 - 9/9/2014
Pharmacies ideally positioned to adopt Apple Pay
Company's new mobile payment system will allow consumers to use their wireless device to pay for purchases. - 9/9/2014
Hospital to pay full education cost for pharmacy technicians
Union went to arbitration after discovering employer was only covering two-thirds of training costs. - 9/9/2014
Finally, someone wants to hear your side of the story!
In all the discussion about the regulatory, drug reform, competitive and professional changes that have hit pharmacy in recent years, one thing has been missing from the conversation: your perspective. - 9/9/2014
All in a day's work—yet it goes unacknowledged
It's time to let the world know about how much we do to improve the health and lives of the most complex patients. - 9/9/2014
Antibiotic resistance: Good and bad news
MRSA has declined, but other bacterial dangers are on the rise