ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

• 1/20/2014

  $22M ER upgrade delayed in Winnipeg

• 1/20/2014

  The Great Wait North: Bottom of the barrel for quick FP appointments

  Canadians wait longer than patients in other countries when it comes to getting quick appointments with their family doctors, according to new numbers.
• 1/20/2014

  Just wait ’til next flu season: New vaccine options on the way

  Adding a second B subtype broadens protection
• 1/20/2014

  Mind the road

• 1/19/2014

  Are you asking patients how much money they make?

  Screening for low-income patients could be the next thing added to the to-do lists of physicians in Nova Scotia.
• 1/19/2014

  Preferred pharmacies, mail-order may mean higher costs: U.S. study

  Research by independent pharmacists' group finds costs of four common drugs more affordable with non-preferred pharmacies.
• 1/19/2014

  Hit the ground running

  With a lot of hard work and dedication upfront, I smoothly transitioned into my new role once I became a registered tech.
• 1/16/2014

  B.C. tech who provided OxyContin to alleged gang avoids jail time

  Woman claims notorious gangsters pressured her into filling fraudulent prescriptions.
• 1/16/2014

  Ask the Private Drug Plans Expert: Closed PPNs bad for pharmacy?

  Are closed preferred provider networks bad for the pharmacy profession?
• 1/16/2014

  Rising interest rates don’t always mean poor returns for bonds

  With interest rates at historical lows, a common question I get from my physician clients is: “Should I reduce my bond position because interest rates are expected to rise?” They are worried that higher interest rates will have a negative impact on the bond portion of their portfolios. However, the situation is more complex than that.