What to know about the latest bird flu outbreak in the U.S.The latest developments on the virus also include infected dairy cows and the first known instance of a human catching bird flu from a mammal. Ontario announces it’s moving on two ideas to cut down on physician admin tasksThe province wants to see more AI and fewer sick notes. Protecting patients with suicidal ideation when prescribing or dispensing medications New recommendations from Collège des médecins du Québec and Ordre des pharmaciens du Québec. Ottawa injects another $36M into vaccine injury compensation fund As of December, the firm has paid $11.2 million in compensation. Immunocompromised patients shouldn’t take Miracle Reds powder, Health Canada says MacroLife Naturals markets Miracle Reds as a source of 19 fruits and berries containing probiotics, antioxidants and enzymes. 3 reasons pharmacies shouldn’t advertise services as ‘free’ Pharmacies should avoid using the word ‘free’ for pharmacy services, says the Alberta College of Pharmacy. April 24 and May 1: OCP running info sessions about PACE assessments for pharmacy technicians At the end of 2024, PACE will replace the Structured Practical Training program for pharmacy technician applicants. Easing emergency department overwhelm These AI solutions and other new techs have potential to transform emergency departments. Steep rise in rate of stillbirth among young women in Alberta A particular age group of pregnant patients has seen the most dramatic rise. Is the ER stereotype true? Emergency doctors are often known as daring, thrill-seeking, sleep-scoffing superheroes. How real is it? First Previous 140 141 142 143 144 Next Last
