Diabetes apps helpful, but doctors call for more testing, regulation N.S. pharmacists voluntarily reporting intercepted errorsThe study, published in CMAJ Open, is believed to be the first in North America to quantitatively examine reported errors from community pharmacies. Help solve another doctor’s problem: ‘How do you balance medicine and your personal life'? Quebec pharmacy faculties to survey the challenges of student placements Just two years ago, pharmacy students were both pawns and victims in a years-long battle between over professional fees and changes to legislation Transplants provide better outcomes than dialysis for end-stage kidney disease: CIHI Patients with heart failure have lower risk of death if seen by physician in first week after discharge from ED P.E.I. association conducts national survey of technicians Hospital discharge during holidays brings higher risks, study finds Canada could lead the fight for life in a post-antibiotic world The benefits of antibiotics have lulled us into ignoring a frightening problem that has been looming for decades Wait times to see specialists decline in 2018: Fraser Institute report First Previous 116 117 118 119 120 Next Last
