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- 9/23/2013
The right nurse in the right place at the right time
Ten ways to practise evidence-based staffing and scheduling in healthcare - 9/23/2013
Surprising adventures in the driest desert on Earth
Haunting beauty awaits in Chile’s Atacama Desert - 9/23/2013
Score predicts diabetes remission
- 9/23/2013
SCENE: Women’s brain health fundraiser
- 9/23/2013
SARS doctor Donald Low pleads for legalized assisted suicide in posthumous video
TORONTO | The infectious disease doctor who guided Toronto through the 2003 SARS crisis made an appeal prior to his death for Canada to change the law and legalize assisted suicide. Dr. Donald Low made his plea in an emotional video shot eight days before his death last week from a brain tumour. - 9/23/2013
Retired pharmacist gets 14 years for spreading mercury around hospital
Martin Kimber was angry at being charged a hospital bill he felt was unfair. - 9/23/2013
Policy Brief: Looking forward to a busy fall
Trends this quarter: Scope of practice expansion, electronic health records, addressing health system deficiencies, interprovincial collaboration - 9/23/2013
Pharmacist designs device to protect women during assault
As the number of sexual assaults in India reaches crisis level, women there have a new defensive weapon at their disposal. - 9/23/2013
Personalized cancer care: The quest continues
Study suggests need for expanded biomarker testing in colorectal cancer - 9/23/2013
Nursing student’s first patient is her father; she helps save him after massive heart attack
Anna Kraemer, a 20-year-old second semester nursing student at the University of Kentucky College of Nursing, thought briefly about reviewing the steps to CPR on her smart phone, but there was no time as she dragged the unconscious body out of the car onto the pavement outside the UK Emergency Department and began CPR.