Society of Rural Physicians of Canada worried about lack of evidence behind choice to lengthen family medicine residencyThe society emphasized the extended third year could stem the already insufficient flow of family doctors to rural areas. Billing changes for docs rolled out in British ColumbiaAssessments for COVID-19 treatment now have a permanent billing code and respiratory immunization fees have been reactivated. 7 ways pharmacists can ensure they don’t miss critical patient information Insights from nearly 50,000 medication incidents submitted to The National Incident Data Repository for Community Pharmacies in 2022. Men need to be aware of lifestyle factors that could affect fertility: researchers This lack of knowledge often results in the burden of male fertility falling on women, who are subject to invasive assisted reproduction procedures. A five-part plan: What the health ministers decided at their P.E.I. meetings The federal health minister says Canada intends to tackle its health workforce shortages by making it easier for nurses and doctors to practice in other provinces. U.K. prime minister wants to raise the legal age to buy cigarettes in England so eventually no one can It is currently illegal for anyone to sell cigarettes or tobacco products to people under 18 years old throughout the U.K. Should patients with psoriasis be screened for CVD? Study shows impaired microcirculation in the heart, even in patients with no CVD symptoms. Case report: Puzzling papules An extreme case of acne triggered by skin care products at Dr. Robert Dickson's clinic. Study finds withdrawing less blood for ICU lab tests reduces patient strain, waste The study notes 90% of blood collected by a standard test tube—which can draw up to six millilitres—is not needed and wasted. Which drugs can increase fall risk in older adults? Medication reviews and deprescribing are key interventions to prevent falls in older adults. First Previous 227 228 229 230 231 Next Last
