Manitoba doctor who sexually assaulted patients could face lengthy prison termSome victims, whose names are protected under a publication ban, told the sentencing hearing the assaults left them with long-term anxiety and fear. AI scribes: guide and resourcesNew tech produces SOAP notes automatically at end of patient encounter. Thousands of doctors go on strike in England a week before the U.K. general election The five-day strike by junior doctors shines a spotlight on the troubles besetting the chronically underfunded National Health Service. Migraine prevention should include CGRP-targeting therapies as first-line agents Prior failure of other migraine preventive treatments should not be required before using CGRP-targeting therapies for migraine prevention. MD reviews: encouraging or enraging? From RateMDs to Google to patients’ social media: physician reviews are everywhere these days. A pharmacist’s dilemma Nicotine pouches have health and environmental harm reduction potential but can promote nicotine addiction. What can doctors do to handle conflict with patients? Conflict with patients can have serious consequences for the health of doctors and the safety of care. How can you minimize these situations and avoid escalation? Crossing continents for career in Canada Growing up in a small mountain town in Poland, Paulina Humphrey never imagined she'd end up in her current role. International pharmacy conference comes to Canada Academics and pharmacy researchers to convene in Banff this summer for this conference that’s being held in Canada for the first time Restorative reproductive medicine: Meet the doctor and pharmacist collaborating on this approach to fertility This non-invasive approach helps subfertility and other hormonal conditions. First Previous 79 80 81 82 83 Next Last
