Ontario's low back pain program saving cash, helping patientsInvolves additional hours for a range of allied health providers such as chiropractors, physiotherapists, OTs, RMTs and more Nurses laud Ontario Labour Relations Board interim order on workplace violence charges Stateside: Millennial doctors are good with tech—but so what? After death of infant, Manitoba MD comes under college scrutiny A Manitoba doctor has been disciplined after one child in his care died and another needed a liver transplant. Dean of Trent/Fleming School of Nursing named president of Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing Dr. Kirsten Woodend to lead the national accrediting body for nursing schools Press Review – November 28, 2014 The Medical Post table of contents: November 25, 2014 print edition No improvement since 2013; surgery wait average at 18.2 weeks Ontario 'pot' doctor facing more college trouble An Ontario doctor who faced a storm of controversy for his alleged marijuana prescribing is facing more trouble from the provincial regulator. Registered techs coming to N.L. early next year The first qualifing exam will be held in January. Study shows value of CPhA's ADAPT Research finds program makes pharmacists feel more effective and efficient at providing outcomes-focused patient care. When doctors tell the truth, patients hate it Honesty should be the cornerstone of any profession, but when it comes to medicine, it appears that patients dislike hearing the truth–even if it hurts. First Previous 1362 1363 1364 1365 1366 Next Last
