Case report: 18 yearsA 39-year-old, fair-skinned man came to our walk-in clinic recently, for yet another opinion about a rash on his right leg. Problem solved: How does an ER doc stop comments about looking too young for the job?We asked, you answered: see how your physician colleagues recommend handling this awkward situation. New CPSBC bylaws in B.C. streamlines licensure for U.S. docs, IMGs Under the new bylaws, set to take effect July 7, U.S. physicians with the appropriate accreditation will be able to obtain full licensure in B.C. Federal Court approves Indian Hospitals class-action settlement The federal government ran 33 such hospitals between 1936 and 1981. Global vaccination efforts stall, leaving millions of children vulnerable to preventable diseases Protection from measles in particular dropped in 100 countries between 2010 and 2019, unravelling decades of progress. Study scopes out whether pharmacists could acceptably provide STI services Review of more than 20 international studies examined experiences with pharmacists providing services related to sexually transmitted infections. Can fecal microbiota therapy be used as a first-line treatment for C. difficile? Study examines the use of fecal microbiota transplantation versus oral vancomycin for primary treatment of Clostridioides difficile infection. Credibility without competence? When a bubble sheet replaces the bimanual exam. Alberta doctor cleared of sexual misconduct but sanctioned for failing to respect autonomy of patients Dr. Neil Skjodt had conducted several sensitive examinations on three patients but had failed to adequately explain why the exams were being done, leaving the patients feeling vulnerable. Which is better: hospital or community practice? Why hospital practice may not always be the best fit for pharmacy technicians. First Previous 202 203 204 205 206 Next Last
