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Standards Will Ensure Quality Emergency Care
Nova Scotia should adopt standards to raise the quality and consistency of emergency care in every region of the province, says the province's emergency care advisor. (Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health)
Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health - December 2, 2010 Category: American Health Authors: Health (To Jan. 11) Source Type: news

New Human Organ and Tissue Donation Act Introduced
More Nova Scotians who want to be organ and tissue donors will have their wishes honoured and Nova Scotians on waiting lists for those donation may get transplants sooner, with a bill introduced today, Nov. 30. (Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health)
Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health - November 30, 2010 Category: American Health Authors: Health (To Jan. 11) Source Type: news

Province Provides Additional Support to Seniors and Caregivers
Seniors are getting more support to remain in their own homes and communities as part of government's plan to provide better health care. (Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health)
Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health - November 26, 2010 Category: American Health Authors: Health (To Jan. 11) Source Type: news

Ambulance Operations Receive Top Honours
Nova Scotians receive exceptional emergency care from paramedics, nurses and others working as part of the province's ambulance system, according to a national accreditation agency. (Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health)
Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health - November 26, 2010 Category: American Health Authors: Health (To Jan. 11) Source Type: news

Province Provides Additional Support to Seniors and Caregivers
Seniors are getting more support to remain in their own homes and communities as part of government's plan to provide better health care. (Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health)
Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health - November 26, 2010 Category: American Health Authors: Health (To Jan. 11) Source Type: news

Ambulance Operations Receive Top Honours
Nova Scotians receive exceptional emergency care from paramedics, nurses and others working as part of the province's ambulance system, according to a national accreditation agency. (Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health)
Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health - November 26, 2010 Category: American Health Authors: Health (To Jan. 11) Source Type: news

Province Provides Additional Support to Seniors and Caregivers
Seniors are getting more support to remain in their own homes and communities as part of government's plan to provide better health care. (Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health)
Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health - November 26, 2010 Category: American Health Authors: Health (To Jan. 11) Source Type: news

Ambulance Operations Receive Top Honours
Nova Scotians receive exceptional emergency care from paramedics, nurses and others working as part of the province's ambulance system, according to a national accreditation agency. (Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health)
Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health - November 26, 2010 Category: American Health Authors: Health (To Jan. 11) Source Type: news

Nova Scotians to Pay Less for Drugs
Nova Scotians covered by the Pharmacare programs and taxpayers will pay less for the generic form of Lipitor as a result of government's plan to get fair drug prices. (Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health)
Source: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases - Health - November 10, 2010 Category: American Health Authors: Health (To Jan. 11) Source Type: news