Shorter midwifery education program ideal for nursesPost-baccalaureate program allows those with background in health care to complete midwifery degree in only two years. What to do when you make a medical errorAttitudes and knowledge concerning adverse events vary, but the Canadian system is evoloving to learn from and prevent errors without creating a climate of blame and fear Smartphones will be standard MD tools by 2015: EMR guru But with their ubiquity will come novel patient-boundary problems Pharmacy school produces quit smoking video The Media Centre at Dalhousie University is marking National Non-Smoking Week with a video featuring pharmacy professor Dr. Neil MacKinnon. OMA pushing for more doctor involvement in LHIN decisions As more health system planning takes place locally in Ontario, a new Ontario Medical Association (OMA) report is stressing the need for physicians to be more engaged in the process. Governance review may mean big OMA change Ontario Medical Association (OMA) governors have voted to conduct a “focused and step-wise” review of the way their group is governed. Quotes from a generation of documents Milestone native health reports over the years —and memorable excerpts from them In an ethical dilemma? Read this! Repairing native health Health status indicators of Canada’s First Peoples remain poor but there are some improvements and glimmers of hope What if family doctors become extinct? Noted pharmacist Rick Siemens key contributor to “What if family doctors become extinct” feature story. First Previous 2013 2014 2015
