COVID-19

Majority of pharmacists concerned about inflation and labour issues
U.S. survey shows three-quarters of respondents struggling to fill staff positions.
Pharmacists are helping travellers safely plan their trips
Canadians are eager to travel again. After months of isolation, confinement, and working from home, the thought of getting away to relax at a resort, explore far-off lands, or simply visit friends and family is wondrously appealing.

Remember, the virus is smarter than we are!

Dr. Noorali Bharwani makes a passionate plea for continued vaccination.
Risk of myopericarditis with Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in children 5 to 11 years

Danish study examines risk of myopericarditis after COVID-19 vaccination in children, compared with adolescents and background incidence.
'It's disappointing': Ontario hospital closing ER once again due to staff shortages

The latest data from Ontario Health shows that the average wait time for a patient to receive a first assessment by a doctor in an emergency room in the province was 2.1 hours in the month of June.
4 things that must happen to stop the constant ER closures in Ontario

Medical Director of Critical Care at the Michael Garron Hospital talks about the crucial steps he feels are needed to solve the nursing staff shortages in the province.
Canadian Blood Services urging people to donate as it faces collection challenges

Spokeswoman Delphine Denis says collections have been steadily decreasing since July 1.
State of Ontario's healthcare system not unprecedented, health minister says

Last week, an executive with Ontario Health, which oversees the province's health system, called the current situation in hospitals unprecedented.
What are the real solutions that will solve the crisis in Canada’s ERs?

News over dysfunctional emergency rooms all across the country has been swirling for weeks. So what do we actually need to do to fix it?
Hospital in Fort Saskatchewan closes obstetrics unit due to lack of physicians

An emergency directive calling for some patients in Edmonton hospitals to be treated in hallways was lifted Thursday after Alberta Health Services was able to place some patients in other facilities.

Majority of pharmacists concerned about inflation and labour issues

Pharmacists are helping travellers safely plan their trips

Remember, the virus is smarter than we are!

Risk of myopericarditis with Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in children 5 to 11 years

'It's disappointing': Ontario hospital closing ER once again due to staff shortages

4 things that must happen to stop the constant ER closures in Ontario

Canadian Blood Services urging people to donate as it faces collection challenges

State of Ontario's healthcare system not unprecedented, health minister says

What are the real solutions that will solve the crisis in Canada’s ERs?

Hospital in Fort Saskatchewan closes obstetrics unit due to lack of physicians