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- 9/29/2022
Perimenopause for Healthcare providers
Vaginal dryness isn’t just a topic to bring up with those who are actively having sex. Vaginal discomfort is an important topic to address specifically for those who aren’t having sex, are enduring painful sex, or are avoiding sex. We can’t ignore perimenopause and menopause any longer. - 9/28/2022
Alberta doctors reach deal with province
The $750 million is to be used for recruitment and retention programs, rural and remote programming and expanding capacity across the system. - 9/28/2022
Gutter to gut: How antimicrobial-resistant microbes journey from environment to humans
Mr. X. has a sore throat. He buys some penicillin and gives himself, not enough to kill the streptococci (bacteria known to cause sore throats and tonsils) but enough to educate them to resist penicillin. He then infects his wife. - 9/28/2022
Young Leader in Pharmacy Helen Marin: "Knowing the difference pharmacists can make to improve healthcare and patients' lives is what drives me."
I am excited to see how the profession evolves, I truly believe pharmacists need to continue expanding their roles in different areas because we have the knowledge, the training, the skills and the ability to improve healthcare. - 9/28/2022
After Ian, Florida hospitals evacuate hundreds of patients
Even as the problem was too much water in much of the state, at least nine hospitals in southwest Florida had the opposite problem. - 9/28/2022
B.C. pharmacists to renew, issue prescriptions as part of reworked health plan
Pharmacists will be able to administer more vaccines and renew prescriptions for people who have lost their family doctors starting Oct. 14. - 9/28/2022
POLL: Would national licensure for physicians boost use of virtual care?
Virtual care presents an opportunity to provide specific types of care to those who might otherwise have difficulty accessing that care in-person. But are there pitfalls to how national licensure might affect policies around virtual care? - 9/28/2022
Why children’s ‘choice’ about COVID-19 masking at school needs far more discussion
There is a paucity of research on a child’s capacity to make decisions in school settings. - 9/28/2022
We might as well outsource our healthcare to Tim Hortons
The pandemic was the straw the broke our healthcare system's back. In this satirical piece Dr. Mark Wise asks himself why don't we hand things over to an enterprise that really seems to know what it's doing?