Electronics trump paper in enhancing patient carePrimary care practices that used electronic medical records could identify patients who needed preventative or follow-up care 30 times faster than paper-based clinics, shows a new Canadian study. Press Review - July 13, 2012Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media. This week includes: Why I interrupted the minister, The Affordable Health Act and Canadian Health Care Myths, The four Ws of medical screening Thousands leaving Canada for medical care A Fraser Institute study states that thousands of Canadians are going to the U.S. for medical care. Nova Scotia rehab program shows promise FPs must take Centre for Addiction and Mental Health-developed course to participate Entrepreneur launches temperance society Batteries, eggs . . . and a medical checkup? Jack Nathan Health expects to have 52 clinics in Walmart Supercentres by end of year New N.S. strategy aims to move non-acute inpatients out of hospital New BCMA head tells women MDs: Say yes to politics Female surgical trainees say getting pregnant seen as a no-no Quebec MD sees double standard in health co-op fees Co-ops charge member fees but regular clinics can’t bill annual fees First Previous 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 Next Last
