Australian pharmacists to lose lucrative dispensing feesAntacids, ASA and minor remedies to go strictly OTC. There is no need for a national drug plan in CanadaFocus should be on supporting individuals slipping through the cracks, not subsidizing those who don’t need it Press Review - May 8, 2015 Surgical assistant's prescription forgeries underline challenge of opiate addiction problem How to respond if the Canada Revenue Agency questions your tax return Stigma still a key factor in obesity issue Connection with healthcare providers lacking, say patients B.C. cracks down on methadone dispensers New regulations require re-enrollment with PharmaCare to weed out “problem pharmacies”. New research network to tackle drug abuse CPhA welcomes launch of national program to address prescription drug abuse, misuse. The flip side: Frustrated patient bills medical clinic for time spent waiting while medical staff on lunch ‘Hotspotting’ initiative connects Saskatchewan patients to care First Previous 2440 2441 2442 2443 2444 Next Last
