Practice Tips

Stateside: MD earnings up, but no one's happy. How do you compare?

There is some good news for American doctors: earnings appear to be rising again after years of decline, according to new numbers.
Techs take on new role in Alberta

Technical Practice Leaders pave the way for standardized care
Made-in-Canada technology aims to zap early prostate cancer

Safety trial of MRI-guided ultrasound ablation launched in Ontario
How to manufacture phony hospital ratings

The health care system in Canada has enough problems. It doesn't need help from the CBC to fabricate new ones.
Loss, frustration and anger when patients lose family physician

LONDON, ONT. | How do patients react when they lose their family physician? The answer may surprise you, according to a small study completed at Western University’s school of family medicine.
Negligence’s role in injury key in cerebral palsy case

Judges disagreed as to whether administering corticosteroids earlier would have prevented condition in twin babies
The Medical Post table of contents: April 23, 2013 print edition
Updated concussion guidelines include new diagnostic tools

Rest remains the cornerstone of management, but new advice is ‘more relaxed’

OICR partners with Janssen to identify prostate cancer biomarkers