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Post Discharge Virtual Care for Patients with Postoperative Myocardial Injury after Non-Cardiac Surgery

Dr Kevin Singh BSc, MD, MSc Clin, FRCPC, FRCPC; Victoria Dobson BSc, MSc Clin; Dr Shivani Dadwal BSc, MD, MHPE, FRCPC; Dr Alexandra Allard-Coutu BSc, MDCM, MSc Clin, FRCSC

    Cardiovascular events are a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in patients undergoing noncardiac surgery. Inadequate postoperative monitoring is a major factor contributing to postoperative complications. In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, virtual care was widely implemented in Canada to facilitate post-operative patient care.


Social Media during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Are we ready for the Next One?

Amirmohammad Yavari*

    The world we live in is full of unpredictable events. One of the most recent examples is the COVID-19 pandemic, which started in 2019, and until September of 2023, a total death toll of 6,960,783 has been reported by WHO [1]. This is not the first pandemic of this century and probably won't be the last.


Preference of Health, Non-Health Care Students and Practicing Pharmacists of Brand or Generic and Imported and Locally Made Medicines

Suleiman I Sharif*; Albndry ALotaibi; Lujain ALGhanim; Noorah Lahmed; Khawla Abdelrazig; Amna Bugrain; Aisha Kashbour

    Background: Food and Drug Administration's approved generic medicine use in the treatment of diseases on the basis of its bioequivalence to counterpart brands. WHO recommends generic as long as they have the same active and chemical composition like brands and passes the quality standards during manufacturing, and packaging.


Ayurveda & Modern Review on Health and Dietetics Significance of Millets

Nitin Juneja

    The objective of the current study is to analyse the nutritional and therapeutic potential of millets from Ayurvedic viewpoints supported by contemporary scientific research. Global population growth necessitates addressing food and health issues caused by an imbalanced diet of high-calorie fast foods.


The Effect of a Modification to the Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE) to Identify Patients at Risk of Severe COVID-19 Based on Smoking Status

Mohammad Alkhatib; Awatef Ben Ramadan*

    CPOE (Computerized Provider Order Entry) is used to enter patient orders electronically. COVID-19 is a respiratory disease. Smokers are at risk for severe COVID-19 requiring enhanced respiratory and ventilatory support. However, it is unknown how modifying the CPOE system will identify patients at risk for severe COVID-19 based on smoking status.


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