By the numbers: A look at how Canada's health has changed over 60 yearsA lot has changed in the 60 years since the Medical Post first published in 1965. Headlines from over 60 years at the Medical PostHere is a highly selective, and occasionally offbeat, trip across six decades of medical history, using archival headlines from the Medical Post (and our online home, CanadianHealthcareNetwork.ca), supplemented with the occasional explanation . . . Act quickly: a pharmacist's guide to emergency contraception Key considerations for pharmacists providing EC. Insulin delivery using a needleless injection system? Inconceivable! Jet injectors provide a needle-free alternative to use of pens or syringes and are associated with reduced pain, making them ideal for those with needle phobia. Disrupting the PPN: How smart pharmacies win ‘I’ve been with your pharmacy for years, but now my insurance says I have to go somewhere else.’ 20 time-saving tips A bundle of efficiency tips by doctors—for doctors. Buried in paperwork How doctors are fighting back against form overload. The means justify the end Ontario court rejects a negligence claim after man on a motorcycle was attacked by a bear. Five tips on improving outcomes in patients with COPD Influenza, pneumococcal, COVID and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccinations are all recommended for most patients with chronic lung conditions. Beyond the to-do list: 8 strategies for physicians Some ideas and habits that just might help you gain control of your day. First Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
