Best Practices

CALGARY | Canada can learn much from Japan's approach to universal healthcare, which offers patients rapid access to high-quality treatment at a dramatically lower cost, according to a report from the Fraser Institute.

Telehealth across Canada continues to grow as a mainstream method of healthcare delivery, outpacing many other areas of e-Health, with clinical service sessions jumping 55% to 289,747 between 2010 and 2012.

The Yukon Registered Nurses Association says working conditions for nurses in the territory are favorable compared to those in southern Canada.

Beta-3-adrenoceptor agonist offers alternative to decades-old treatments

Timely communication with health-professionals is key to success