Peering through the glass ceilingRemaking the world of medicine to further include women OMA council approves 'allocation-then-redistribution' mechanism at relativity meetingCouncil capped the redistribution of overvalued specialist fees at a maximum of 1% per year, only to be used if allocation of pay increases doesn't address relativity The unofficial rules for firing patients Every doctor has considered it, but a few have even developed their own rules for determining when it’s time for a patient to go. ‘I accidentally told my friend about a well-known patient I saw. What should I do?’ New reporting regs for MAiD requests on Nov. 1 will be an extra burden on providers Starting on Nov. 1, physicians must follow new federal regulations to report requests for medical assistance in dying (MAiD). The regulations support a Health Canada monitoring program for how MAiD is working in Canada. New Quebec Health Minister vows '180 degree turn' from her predecessor, Dr. Gaétan Barrette Jury finds couple guilty in 2013 death of toddler son Jeromie and Jennifer Clark were found guilty of criminal negligence causing death and failure to provide the necessaries of life for their son Ontario PC government proposing more work, less pay for primary care doctors Arbitration begins Monday Oct. 22 Manitoba NDP calls for inquest into death of indigenous heart patient on 10-hour bus ride The Chief Medical Examiner will decide whether there will be an inquest Bariatric surgery may reduce risk of macrovascular events in severely obese type 2 diabetes patients Insurance coverage for weight loss surgeries should be expanded for appropriate patients First Previous 1787 1788 1789 1790 1791 Next Last
