17 future family doctors get CFPC scholastic awardsVANCOUVER | The College of Family Physicians of Canada awarded its highest scholastic award to 17 outstanding medical students scholarships last week, totalling some $170,000. Event aims to unlock pharmacy’s potentialCanadian Foundation for Pharmacy event raises thousands for projects that advance the profession. Alberta Health Services trying to reduce nurses, union head says Nurses’ union cites poor conditions BCMA board wants to raise ‘threshold’ for bylaw votes Increase retirement income with a home line of credit This option allows you to tap into the equity of your house while still enjoying it as a home Scene: Honouring Gairdner recipients WMA to reinstate suspended president Indian doctor now cleared of graft charges will be president of World Medical Association Fax number error leads to patient privacy breaches The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan is offering a cautionary tale about errant faxes, stemming from a misprinted fax number. College of Pharmacists of B.C. works to integrate techs Regulated technicians in British Columbia now have a stronger voice in the governance of the province’s pharmacy regulatory body. Deadlines to complete bridging courses loom in some provinces Pharmacy assistants working towards regulation through the “in the profession” pathway in Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia have a limited time to complete the four bridging courses. Tech candidate finds fulfillment at Pharmacy Association First Previous 250 251 252 253 254 Next Last
