opinion This Canadian Critical Care Week, we recognize and thank critical care teams across the country for all the help they provide to Canadians during critical times. October 23, 2023 | Ottawa, Ontario | Health Canada Each year, more than

June 10, 2024 | Ottawa, ON | Government of Canada Regular visits to an oral health professional have been shown to reduce the risk of tooth decay, gum disease and other serious health problems such as cardiovascular disease and stroke.

November 15, 2023 | Ottawa, ON | Health Canada During National Nurse Practitioner Week, we recognize and celebrate the dedication of nurses who provide life-saving care to us and our loved ones. Nurses are the largest group of health care

Grant of $1 million for community education, awareness and bereavement support activities November 16, 2023 | Ottawa, ON | Health Canada Most people will experience grief in their lives, whether it is through the death of a loved one, loss

“On a typical competition day, we will have between seven and 10 cases coming directly from the racetrack and a number of situations coming from the general public in the case of more unstable cases,” explained Dr. Patrick Bellemare, intensive

This expansion follows our partnership with leading healthcare institutions across the country, including CAMHTheUHNTHE Horizon Health Network, Sick children and thatOttawa HospitalWe are pleased with the high quality of information they provide to the local audience. “As a doctor and

Improving patient safety and access to their health information June 6, 2024 | Ottawa, Ontario | Health Canada The Honourable Mark Holland, Minister of Health, today introduced Bill C-72. Canada’s Connected Health Act. The goal of this act is to

May 7, 2024 – Defense News This year Mental Health Week has the topicAppeasement through compassionthat encourages Canadians to reflect on how compassion connects us to one another, as it is an intrinsic feeling of our humanity and our sanity.

Highlights Canada lacks a consistent national approach to collecting and sharing critical health data. We do not have sufficient information about resource needs or who is best suited to provide care. This contributes to health inequalities, rising costs, pressure on

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