According to the latest data available from the Canadian Health Information Institute, New Brunswick spent less than all other provinces on public sector health spending per capita in 2020.
However, it spent the third-highest amount on private-sector health spending in
Cambridge Investment Research Advisors Inc. lowered its stake in shares of Sabra Health Care REIT, Inc. (NASDAQ:SBRA – Get Rating) by 4.4% in the 4th quarter, HoldingsChannel reports. The institutional investor owned 25,628 shares of the real estate investment trust’s
Published on May 26th, 2023 at 06:30am EDT
Canada is an exciting country known for its multicultural society, breath-taking landscapes, and publicly-funded health
The Quebec government announced Wednesday that it’s upping its offers for education and healthcare workers in the hopes of reaching collective agreements with unions.
According to Treasury Board president Sonia LeBel, the government is offering a $12,000 lump sum to
May 20—Health care providers at Tri-State Health, formerly Tri-State Memorial Hospital, I a new Inpatient and Dietary Wing slated to receive its first patients starting June 5 will help them to better serve patients in the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley.
On Friday,
Dozens of physicians working inside the busiest emergency room in British Columbia have released a scathing letter describing an unrelenting “crisis” at the department, claiming the local health authority has “repeatedly” asked them to keep details of the situation from
Now that I am in my 40’s I am always on the pursuit of natural anti-aging products.
In the quest for healthy and youthful-looking skin, we often explore various beauty treatments and products. Among the innovative breakthroughs in skincare, red
The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots has opened up new possibilities for doctors and patients — but the technology also comes with the risk of misdiagnosis, data privacy issues and biases in decision-making.
One of the most popular examples
The Province will open a first-of-its-kind clinic in Atlantic Canada to help reduce visits to emergency departments and walk-in clinics and decrease the length of hospital stays by people experiencing homelessness.
“When patients are well enough to be released from
TORONTO – Cash-strapped hospices in Ontario say the province needs to boost their annual funding because the cost increases that began at the start of the pandemic have not eased.
A group that represents roughly 75 hospices says these end-of-life
