Canada could follow U.K. NHS’s fax ban if colleges' mandated doctors have secure email: expertHealth and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock said a complete ban will come into place March 2020. Ontario government dismisses its panelist in attempt to stop arbitration hearings with OMAThe government's legal representative suggested they could not continue the arbitration proceedings given that eight specialty sections recently voted to leave the OMA New guidelines for breast cancer screening give undue weight to overdiagnosis concerns How pharmacy automation is changing the industry Conversations about automation in pharmacy often become hijacked by talk of job loss, while gains in safety and efficiency are often under appreciated Battle tactics pharmacists may use to combat antimicrobial resistance Canada could lead the fight for life in a post-antibiotic world The benefits of antibiotics have lulled us into ignoring a frightening problem that has been looming for decades Alberta expanding what midwives can do, on top of funding increases Dr. Jane Philpott releases plan to wipe out tuberculosis in Inuit communities Her party pledged to wipe tuberculosis from the Arctic—where rates are 300 times higher than the rest of Canada—by 2030 Government to ensure coerced sterilization of indigenous Canadians 'never happens again' The Liberals have been pressed for a rapid response to recent reports on the sterilizations, but has so far not agreed to outlaw the practice CPhA survey finds 25% of Canadians affected by drug shortages 69% of survey respondents said they either 'very concerned' or 'somewhat concerned' about drug shortages; the concern was highest among the elderly and those with lower incomes First Previous 1758 1759 1760 1761 1762 Next Last
