Nurses protest federal government cutsAttendees at the CNA's annual general meeting and biennial convention urge government to stop cutting Canada's environmental, health, and social systems. OMA seeks court action over Ontario fee cuts Record number of physician licences granted Ontario pharmacists prepare for injection authority On the eve of its annual conference, the OPA is calling for immunization and injection in 100 percent of pharmacies by the end of 2013. Seminar to help pharmacies "go green" Upcoming seminar will help pharmacies "go green." CNA's National Biennial Convention June 18-20, 2012 OMA seeks court action against Ontario over fee cuts TORONTO | The Ontario Medical Association wants to take the provincial government to court for its negotiation tactics during the ongoing fee fight. Fore! Swing away for medical student bursary fund After tumultuous year, B.C.'s doctors receive small fee increases in new tentative deal BCMA recommends members approve package with 0.5% annual fee increases Back to the future: entrepreneur launches temperance society Temperance societies are often the stuff of history lectures, but a well-known entrepreneur thinks it’s time that Canadians take another look at holding back. MDs worried about pay rather than reform? Are medical doctors in Ontario overly concerned about their incomes and not about health reform in the cash-strapped province? Pushing for transparency over tradition, B.C. MDs shake up the BCMA Democratic-focused duo aims big and gets (nearly) everything First Previous 296 297 298 299 300 Next Last
