Unique opioid agonist training program launched for B.C. pharmacistsOne pharmacist from every pharmacy in the province will be trained by summer 2019 Proposed class actions allege Ontario insurers broke payment rulesA series of proposed class-action lawsuits launched against major insurance companies in Ontario claim the firms have been shortchanging auto-accident victims for years by breaking rules that govern payouts. Ontario college rolls out new medication safety program to all pharmacies This follows a nine-month preliminary phase during which OCP worked with approximately 100 volunteer community pharmacies Why don't people get the flu shot? Although 59% of Western Canadians are likely to get a flu shot, a recent survey found that common misconceptions prevent others from getting it 5 tips for interpreting home blood pressure measurements Alberta phone fee codes improve today; N.L. launches telephone fee codes Orilissa: New oral treatment for endometriosis pain Intended for women with moderate to severe pain caused by endometriosis Pharmacists should take on broader role in penicillin skin testing Pharmacist involvement would expand availability and maximize the potential benefits of penicillin skin testing Innovative treatment could stop osteoarthritis of knee and spine Winnipeg hospital to limit, screen late night visitors under trial security plan Manitoba's largest hospital is placing restrictions on after-hours visitors in an attempt to improve security. First Previous 952 953 954 955 956 Next Last
