The summer and youth mental healthChild psychiatrist Dr. Gail Beck says teens often say they just want to hang out or party in the summer but having some structure is often better for depression or anxiety. Poll: Doctor, do you have eco-anxiety?Take our weekly doctor poll. See what your colleagues say. Experts advocate prescribing psychostimulants for stimulant use disorder They suggest that this practice would reduce reliance on illegal stimulants during the ongoing drug poisoning crisis. Nova Scotia docs ratify four-year agreements with province with pay bumps, overhead funding and more All physicians will see salary increases each year, over the the four-year agreements. Thousands of U.K. hospital doctors walk out in latest pay dispute, crippling health services The severe disruptions are the latest in months of industrial action by public sector workers amid U.K.’s ongoing cost-of-living crisis. PTSA to host first in-person conference since 2019 Conference objective is to provide pharmacy technicians with networking and education opportunities to grow their roles beyond the dispensary. PTCB surveys techs on DEI in the workplace While more than half of respondents agreed that DEI was important in the workplace, they feel there is room for improvement. Inhaled medications and beyond: The role of pharmacy teams This continuing education lesson discusses practical approaches for pharmacy teams to help COPD and asthma patients improve control of their lung condition. When patients test your patience Pharmacy technician Alicia Levman provides some tips on keeping cool when patients behave badly. B.C. doctors perceive a heavy hand in new act governing health professions Penalties for speaking out? The Medical Post’s B.C. columnist looks at the impact of the new Health Professions and Occupations Act First Previous 194 195 196 197 198 Next Last
