N.S. health minister calls for review of prescription drug monitoring programCall follows charges against doctor who allegedly sold more than 50,000 Oxycodone and other prescription narcotics. Pharmacy innovation: two steps forward, one step backSpeakers shared ground-breaking research and cautionary advice in equal measure at the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy’s Innovation Gala dinner in Toronto last week Largest study of its kind shows benefits of Medtronic insulin pumps for people with type 2 diabetes U.S. report: More infections from dirty scopes than estimated ASA use for the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease and colorectal cancer US task force issues updated recommendations that balance benefits and harms. B.C. declares public health crisis over rise in opioid-related overdoses Hundreds of pharmacists participate in naloxone training sessions as college fast-tracks drug’s conversion to non-prescription status in response to emergency. UK pharmacy chain accused of abusing med review program Media reports allege Boots uses quotas to pressure pharmacists into conducting unneeded medication reviews. Two physicians allege private clinic gave preferential treatment to fee-paying patients Alberta auditing clinic after a lawsuit launched by two former physicians contained number of striking allegations Q&A: Sandra Martin on how to legislate doctor-assisted death The author of ‘A Good Death’ looks at right-to-die legislation around the world—and how the issue has evolved in Canada Policy makers and doctors struggle to respond to study on gender-selective abortions CMAJ study found that abortion rates among Indian women with two daughters rose during the third pregnancy Penalize wasteful patients, Quebec specialists suggest Place new evidence-based info in EMRs, doctors tell CADTH conference First Previous 1125 1126 1127 1128 1129 Next Last
