Best Practices

VANCOUVER _ Pediatric cancer patients are one step closer to being treated with new, less toxic and more precise drug therapies say scientists at the BC Cancer Agency's Michael Smith Genome Sciences Centre.

U.S. study finds burnout leads to higher healthcare-associated infection rates and costs hospitals millions of additional dollars annually.

Systematic review finds literature most supportive for pharmacist-related interventions.

Seen as a starting point for more joint dialogue and collaborative activity

Most patients with seasonal affective disorder respond after six weeks of treatment

Four-year study focused on U.S. veterans

This unique process has identified a number of important next steps in the areas of clinical practice guidelines, team-based models of care, health human resources and quality improvement.

Pro-homeopathy author shares some observations from his most recent Point of View debate on the practice.