RN severely beaten: ONA says CAMH continues to fail staff Increasing use of PAs could lead to significant cost savings: studyEffectively integrating them into healthcare teams could save Canada millions, Conference Board finds. Personalized medicine system designed to avoid adverse drug reactions Software tool uses genetic analysis to show personalized treatment options. The Charter challenge against medicare is not about improving access to care, but allowing doctors to charge more Hospital nurses get wage increase, better health benefits but neither side happy Medication reviews don’t significantly modify prescription drug use B.C. study first to examine outcomes of community pharmacist-led medication reviews. Pharmacy spearheads one-stop shop for rural medical services Pharmacist Tim Brady is collaborating with a team of healthcare professionals to develop a healthcare hub for a region starving for family doctors. NPs in B.C. can now prescribe controlled drugs and substances Nurse practitioners may now compound, dispense and administer Schedule IA drugs. Flu shot uptake higher in provinces that allow vaccination by pharmacists: study Slightly higher proportion of residents got their shots in provinces where pharmacists are allowed to administer them. U of T researchers to study collaborative care Project aims to shape interprofessional policies, practices in Canada. Pharmacy responds to closing of B.C. town's walk-in clinic by offering online doctor consults A BC independent pharmacist has responded to the pending closure of the community’s only walk-in clinic by setting up quick and easy telehealth access to primary care doctors in his pharmacy. Innovative program lets Edmonton seniors manage their health better First Previous 8 9 10 11 12 Next Last
