Case Report: Now that's a rash!A few days ago, an 18-year-old foreign student with brown skin presented to our walk-in clinic for an opinion about a rash on his back. Medical errors linked to burnout: studyAlthough the California-based study authors did not examine whether burnout was causing errors or if errors were causing burnout Sad stories make bad policy – activism Tiny balloon catheter stops bleeding, has life saving impact in trauma patients Saskatchewan woman suing doctor for negligence in mother's death The patient's daughter alleges the doctor falsified her clinical notes in an attempt to 'conceal the true facts' Ray Murphy awarded the CFP's Pillar of Pharmacy Award Murphy, a former Order of Canada recipient, established 13 pharmacies, stores and clinics across P.E.I. Alberta colleges working to identify unethical collaboration between pharmacists and physicians The pharmacist and physician regulators issued a joint statement reiterating the professions of their ethical obligation, but there does not appear to be a change in policy or procedure Half of pediatricians surveyed say their young patients have used cannabis More than 316 doctors also said they had been asked by a parent or adolescent patient to prescribe cannabis Genetic screening tool can predict healthy people at risk for leukemia Pharmacist handed two-year ban after faking language credentials After Camilia Botros used a false test score to acquire a licence to practise in N.S., she also applied for licences in Ontario and Manitoba First Previous 1831 1832 1833 1834 1835 Next Last
