London University Hospital RNs join ONAA group of registered nurses from the LHSC University Hospital joined the Ontario Nurses’ Association ONA Friday, March 30. Fake Avastin tip of potential iceberg?MPhA has long advocated for measures to help prevent the proliferation of counterfeit drugs. LETTER Re: NDSAC releases initial NSAIDs recommendations (Oct/Nov 2011) NAPRA president defends process for the management and review of drug scheduling submissions. Non-dispensing professional fees now GST/HST exempt Effective today, all non-dispensing professional fees charged by a pharmacist are exempt. Is there a doctor on the ice? ONA president: Long-term care homes need RNs Eliminating the few registered nurses on staff at Huron Lodge would dramatically compromise the quality of care these vulnerable residents receive. Pharmacist says Newfoundland and Labrador too hasty on generic pricing Independent pharmacists concerned about speed with which provincial government is introducing new drug legislation. Picture yourself: The elephants in the room The last two weeks in Canadian medicine N&L health authority not listening to nurses, says union The Newfoundland and Labrador Nurses' Union says Eastern Health isn't taking complaints from its members seriously. Strong and passionate reactions to budget from Ontario nurses Nurses call budget an attack on the vulnerable, fear possible erosion of nursing care, while NPs want to be further integrated into primary care BCMA shoots down proposals to reform board Former BCMA directors push for shorter terms, greater say on AGMs association governance, medical politics, association reform, leadership First Previous 304 305 306 307 308 Next Last
