New score measuring multiple chronic illnesses performs better than current method Ontario coronavirus investigations seem to be tapering off, official saysThere have now been 76 people whose tests have been confirmed as negative OTC counselling tips: Helping patients with insomnia Survey: Are you ready for minor ailments? Hospital technicians practicing at advanced scope provide economic benefits Systematic review finds examines hospital cost savings of trained pharmacy technician with advanced scope of practice Alberta doctors, government bring in mediator to break logjam in contract talks The Alberta government and physicians are bringing in a mediator to help break a logjam in talks on a new master agreement. N.L. pharmacists now permitted to prescribe for several vaccines New rules took effect at the end of Jan. that allow them to prescribe vaccines for Hep A & B, shingles, HPV and chickenpox The 2019 coronavirus is not like SARS Discussed: Transmission patterns; city-wide quarantine as a public health experiment; China's invaluable contributions; the panic and conspiracies; understanding the unknowns Canada lags behind peers in doctors per capita, but average in physician visits Ontario nurses group urges strict protections against novel coronavirus The head of Ontario's Registered Nurses' Association says the panic seen during the 2003 SARS epidemic does not exist now First Previous 869 870 871 872 873 Next Last
