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- 1/16/2014
Fears of a looming tech shortage unwarranted: AHS
Some say patients could be left vulnerable if too many pharmacy assistants are unable to meet the new regulation standards. - 1/16/2014
Press Review - January 17, 2014
Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - <strong>Top Story: </strong>Flight of mercy takes ailing doctor home to die. Read this and - 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
OPA pushing for further expansion of scope
Ontario’s pharmacists got a chance to present their case for further expansion of their professional scope of practice before the province’s finance committee during pre-budget hearings this week. - 1/16/2014
Ontario MDs collaborating with chiropractors to tackle lower back pain
Pilot projects, adding chiropractors to FHTs and NP-led clinic teams, key drivers to better control of LBP - 1/16/2014
Spotlight on: Monique Nicholson
Clinical support tech reflects on rewarding work in renal clinic. - 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
'Turf war' brewing between doctors, nurses and pharmacists
TORONTO | A scope-of-practice "turf war" is brewing in Ontario as pharmacists and nurses push to take on tasks traditionally handled only by physicians. - 1/16/2014
B.C. doctor slams walk-in clinics
But local hospital district says walk-in clinics necessary piece of health-care puzzle - 1/15/2014
David Dodge on why healthcare costs so much
Dodge draws a distinction between medical technology and consumer electronics. While the healthcare industry continues to pump out new products, the price of the old technology doesn't come down as it has with consumer electronics such as computers and TVs. "Why hasn't the price of cataract surgery fallen by 90% with the introduction of new laser techniques?"