Laval University researchers randomly selected and interviewed 457 people from the Hull
area before (1996) and after (1997) the Casino de Hull opened. They compared this group …

Most of the articles published in RadioGraphics are peer reviewed twice—first, as education
exhibits; second, as written manuscripts (see the editorial in the January 2012 issue of Radio…

New legislation in Saskatchewan—the first of its kind in Canada—will soon require
mandatory reporting of all medical errors to the province’s Department of Health. Currently,“adverse …

The federal government's announcement of $100-million over 5 years to train Aboriginal
health professionals is welcome news, but unlikely to make a big dent in the shortfall …

The Canadian Association of Radiologists (CAR) describes the situation as “almost criminal”
and warned that the province could face legal action from patients.“Denial of care is a …

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan is asking family doctors to
consider the physical risk to the patient and the legal risk to the physician before becoming …

While other provinces juggle waiting lists and frustrated patients, Saskatchewan is implementing
the country’s first comprehensive system to rate and track all patients waiting for surgery…

Mandatory error reporting in Saskatchewan Isolate patients, screen staff to fight MRSA Page 1
Saskatchewan has become the first jurisdiction in Canada to require health districts to report …

The Court of Appeal in Regina has thrown out the law, ruling that tobacco companies have
the right to display their products on store shelves.“I was very disappointed with the Court of …

CAR Chief Executive Normand Laberge is talking with the bands through the Association of
First Nations (AFN). He recently negotiated a 5-point agreement with the Muskeg Lake Cree …