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Thessaon hosts town hall meeting to address doctor shortages - Vimarsana News

Thessaon hosts town hall meeting to address doctor shortages

Effective April 18 there will be no physicians in Thessalon and Bruce Mines under contract between the Ministry of Health and municipalities

Wayne Hartley Joins SullivanCotter to Help Expand Physician Workforce Advisory Services - Vimarsana News

Wayne Hartley Joins SullivanCotter to Help Expand Physician Workforce Advisory Services

/PRNewswire/ -- SullivanCotter, the nation's leading independent consulting firm in the assessment and development of total rewards programs, workforce...

Legislative Day 7 Gold Dome Report - Vimarsana News

Legislative Day 7 Gold Dome Report

It was Mental Health Day under the Gold Dome, headlined by the unveiling of Speaker David Ralston’s (R-Blue Ridge) much discussed, and anticipated, mental health parity bill. House lawmakers, members of the Behavioral Health Reform and Innovation Commission

2022 Congressional Outlook and Top 10 Federal Health Policy Issues to Watch | Holland & Knight LLP - Vimarsana News

2022 Congressional Outlook and Top 10 Federal Health Policy Issues to Watch | Holland & Knight LLP

As Congress reconvenes, it faces a packed agenda in a legislative year that will be shortened by the upcoming midterm elections and remains buffeted by the persistent coronavirus...

Female heart disease patients with female physicians fare better - Vimarsana News

Female heart disease patients with female physicians fare better

 E-Mail Female physicians have better patient outcomes compared with their male peers, while female patients are less likely to receive guideline-recommended care when treated by a male physician, according to a systematic review from the American College of Cardiology's Cardiovascular Disease in Women section published today in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. While women make up over 50% of internal medicine residents, only 12.6% of cardiologists are female. A dedicated effort to increase diversity in the cardiovascular field could help to lower implicit bias, often con...