After 40 years, Medical Reform Group calls it quitsThe Medical Reform Group (MRG) is no more. Created in 1975 amidst a backlash against Medicare by physicians unhappy with remuneration rates, MRG became a first line of defense for publicly funded healthcare. B.C.’s 10,000 doctors and province reach tentative five-year fee dealFee increases will vary by specialty but all doctors to get 0.5% annual increase to cover overhead increases Scorpiniti leaves Rexall to head back to the U.S. Led major re-branding of chain's drugstores during short tenure. The continued medicalization of women’s bodies Drug treatment for female sexuality not about equality but profits. Doctor says she'll charge employers $30 for sick notes A doctor in Nova Scotia is taking a stand against the proliferation of sick notes by collecting a $30 fee from employers who demand them from their workers. More Quebec nurses, but hospitals still face shortages RN jobs, services cut as Leamington Hospital axes ob/gyn unit Ahead of new fee talks, N.S. doctors remind gov't they make less The major players in Nova Scotia’s health system are making nice as the two sides prepare to sit down to negotiate for a new fee deal. Quebec health reform Bill 10: Micro-management is not the answer Nurse fired over elder abuse accusations fights to get her job back CAPT Corner: October 2014 Professionalism comes with a price! Maximize your principal residence exemption First Previous 248 249 250 251 252 Next Last
