Sign up now...

Why?
  • Get the latest news and lifestyle information for Physicians, Nurses, Pharmacists and Healthcare Managers
  • Get access to CE Online
  • Receive weekly newsletters
  • Plan your next career move with Canada's leading job boards for healthcare professionals
Already registered? Sign in here
Choose your professional group Physicians Pharmacists Nurses & Nurse Practitioners Healthcare Managers

Welcome

to CanadianHealthcareNetwork.ca, Canada’s newest online destination for doctors, pharmacists, nurses and healthcare executives, and the new home of well-known and respected brands you have come to trust. Visit often to discover our rich and unique content, powerful search engine, practical tools and resources, and much more.

Choose your professional group at right >>>



En français ProfessionSanté.ca

Top Stories

From 'Physicians'

New services provide easier access to specialty care in B.C.

BY Matt Borsellino | July 20, 2010
VANCOUVER – The launch of a new “resource directory” will make it easier for family doctors across British Columbia to find specialty care for their patients. The Community Healthcare and Resource Directory (CHARD) is a free, secure, web-based tool for GPs containing detailed information on health-care specialists and related services. Its launch focuses on mental health and  More
Post Image
From 'Pharmacists'

Widespread generic drug shortages continue

BY Sonya Felix | July 30, 2010 | CanadianHealthcareNetwork.ca
Drug shortages are nothing new in Canada. But the current shortage of common generic drugs seems worse than ever.   More
Post Image
From 'Nurses & Nurse Practitioners'

Hospital’s NP-led ‘fast track’ area aids ER wait-time improvement

BY Brett Ruffell | July 30, 2010 | CanadianHealthcareNetwork.ca
St. Michael’s Hospital has reduced its ER wait times significantly thanks largely to a designated “fast-track” area where patients without life-threatening injuries receive treatment quickly from dedicated nurse practitioners.  More
From 'Healthcare Managers'

Canadian AIDS rates called ‘appalling’

July 27, 2010
Even in Canada – an affluent country where many treatments are accessible without cost – people are still becoming unnecessarily infected with HIV and falling ill without being linked to treatment, according to research presented at the XVIII International AIDS Conference in Vienna. “It is incredible that aboriginal babies are being born with HIV when free  More

Our mission statement: To be the one-of-a-kind online destination for healthcare professionals, where they will learn, engage and grow individually and inter-professionally to advance better health for all Canadians.