Home
News
- Metro
- Province
- National
Featured
Arts
Lifestyles
Sports
Kicker Radio
- Audio Stories
About us
- Contact Us
Collaborative Care

News Ticker

[ April 10, 2026 ] Painting with goats: How art and animals help people unwind Lifestyles
[ April 9, 2026 ] Regiment opens second-round series on road against Armada Featured
[ April 9, 2026 ] CHMR Radio hopes to stay on the air despite budget and job cuts Featured
[ April 9, 2026 ] Community garden preparing for spring Featured
[ April 9, 2026 ] Pharmacists demonstrate against wage gap News

Search for:

HomeNewsSt. John’s pharmacist develops training app with the help of artificial intelligence

St. John’s pharmacist develops training app with the help of artificial intelligence

January 22, 2026 Noah Johnston News 0

Dr. Catherine Balsom is hoping her new AI developed app can be part of the future for clinician training.

Noah Johnston
Kicker

Dr. Catherine Balsom poses for a photo with her phone displaying the homescreen of her app developed with AI. — Dr. Catherine Balsom Shows off the home screen of Medicationmastery.net. The training app for clinicians is being built with the assistance of an AI platform.

#healthcare
AI
Apps
developers
Doctors
nurses
Pharmacists
software

Gander getting closer to a public transit service

Torbay considers cancelling its fireworks.

‘Sad, I had to leave Newfoundland for it to happen’

November 2, 2017 Arthur Green Featured, Province 0

Resident moves to find treatment; but province says record number of doctors practising here.

Rotational workers travel for their jobs, but still want to fit in at home

February 11, 2021 James Grudic Audio, News, Province, Uncategorized 0

Rotational workers have their own specific set of pandemic guidelines to follow, but a vigilant community can be scrutinizing. James Grudic Kicker Travelling for work during a pandemic is challenging on its own, […]

RAM kits sit on a sparsely populated shelf inside Boom IT in St. John's

Local computer sellers grapple with rising costs

February 12, 2026 Noah Johnston News 0

Businesses are struggling to cope with RAM costs caused by a surge in demand from the AI industry

Be the first to comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published.

Comment

Name *

Email *

Website

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Follow on Facebook

About us

Kicker is a news site run by College of the North Atlantic student journalists. Our name has two different journalism definitions: a line of newspaper type above a headline or "surprising or poignant revelation at end of an article." From start to finish, our name reflects a vibrant, assertive approach to news gathering and reporting.