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30/10/2019
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Tamoxifen Drug Shortage
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Memo and patient fact sheet from Cancer Care Ontario regarding the Tamoxifen Supply Status Update [Read more] |
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16/09/2019
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Rapid Response Program for Palliative Radiation Therapy
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Grand River Regional Cancer Centre offers rapid assessment and treatment of symptomatic metastatic disease [Read more] |
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24/06/2019
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Same Place, New Test: the fecal immunochemical test (FIT) is now available in Ontario
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23/05/2019
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FIT Webinar for PHYSICIANS from Cancer Care Ontario
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Cancer Care Ontario is offering a series of FIT webinars in May and June for primary care physicians ... [Read more] |
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21/03/2019
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Free session: Cervical Screening Guidelines and Future Updates (including the Pap Test Competency Workshop)
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Hurry! Registration closes soon! Attend the free cervical screening session on March 28, 2019. Open to all primary care physicians, registered nurses, nurse practitioners, ... [Read more] |
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21/03/2019
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Free session: Time to get FIT! For family physicians and nurse practitioners
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CCO is implementing the FIT as the recommended test for average risk screening. Are you ready? Join Dr. Rachael Halligan to learn more. [Read more] |
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05/09/2018
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One ID Changes and Accessing Your SAR Just Got Easier!
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The CPSO has just made signing up for a ONE® ID account and accessing your Screening Activity Report easier! [Read more] |
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08/03/2018
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Colorectal Screening Changes on the Horizon
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The Registered Nurse Flexible Sigmoidoscopy (RNFS) screening program will be discontinued in our region on March 31, 2018. [Read more] |
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01/03/2018
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Men and women encouraged to get checked regularly for colon cancer
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March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month. The Waterloo Wellington Regional Cancer Program is reminding Waterloo Wellington residents to get checked with a safe and painless ... [Read more] |
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24/01/2018
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It's Weedless Wednesday: Support your patients to quit smoking
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This week (and every week!) is a great time to talk to your patients about the dangers of smoke, regardless of its source. [Read more] |
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