Press Review – August 28, 2014 Privacy breach at Rouge Valley hospital network affects 14,450 patients Speedy doctors set Alberta organ transplant record Doctors in Edmonton have broken their own transplant record after a busy weekend at the city's University Hospital. Are patients being left high-and-dry by MDs setting their own hours? A local doctor in London, Ont., says maybe it's time to change the way doctors set their own hours—a change that could better serve patients. New Brunswick expert recommends health-care overhaul in the province Nova Scotia making progress with DIS rollout System will eventually include drug information for everyone who's filled a prescription in a pharmacy in the province. Foreign doctors boost Ontario's physician corps Doctors trained abroad are bolstering Ontario's ranks of physicians, the provincial college reports in it's annual review. U.K. Ebola nurse gets experimental drug NHS landmark study: Stroke patients are more likely to die if fewer nurses at weekends BC College files appeal on incentives ruling College appeals decision that struck down bylaws prohibiting pharmacists from providing incentives ER doctor says legal loophole makes it difficult for doctors to report drunk drivers New S.K. study “encouraging” for prescribing Research shows strong public support for pharmacists in treating minor ailments. First Previous 1393 1394 1395 1396 1397 Next Last
