N.L. wants family docs to sign up for its incentive programsApplications are open now for the Family Practice Start-Up Program—and close as soon as Aug. 31, 2023. First of two mandatory professional development webinars on Indigenous health for Manitoba pharmacy professionals now availableHaving originally aired on June 26, the webinar is now available—and the mandatory webinar must be completed by the end of the year. Deprescribing: Three main types of meds it may be worth helping your patients cut It’s not uncommon for older adults to plonk down a Ziplock bag packed with pill bottles when asked about what medications they’re taking. Three-year-old aspiring doctor makes waves on TikTok She’s hoping to follow the career path of her father, an orthopedic surgeon. Pets of Pharmacy: PB&J These two canine siblings get along together as well as their namesakes, peanut butter and jam. Manitoba seeks to speed up approval of research by doctors A recent report described the province's research review processes as 'overly complicated with an opportunity to reduce duplication and streamline.' Three new common ailments added to the Pharmacy Plus PEI program’s roster The new additions bring the list to 35. Skip the clopidogrel-ASA? Ticagrelor-ASA may be better for obese stroke patients New study involving 6,412 patients in China looked at how body mass index may affect the response to platelet P2Y receptor inhibitors. Alberta physicians can soon opt-in to anti-racism training The online course will be made available through the online learning platform of the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Alberta. ‘Radical Love:’ Toronto hospice takes new approach to help Toronto’s homeless Dr. Nadine Persaud, executive director of Kensington Hospice, says the facility began two years ago collecting data on whether the socio-economic conditions of its patients matched the surrounding community. First Previous 168 169 170 171 172 Next Last