Watch out for ‘clinical inertia’ B.C. physician fined $25k for doing business with patientA doctor in Victoria was handed a $25,000 fine for entering into business arrangements with his patients, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia (CPSBC) stated. BCPhA policy paper suggests steps to control drug spending Pharmacy association makes six recommendations to help control prescription drug spending. Why this doctor is pushing for overnight dialysis Communication gaps an opportunity for pharmacists Study shows current system a ‘perfect storm’ for medication errors Healthcare for healthy lifestyles: a prescription to disaster Pharmacists in fight against measles Once again, pharmacists with injection authority are stepping up to help manage an outbreak of measles rubeola in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley. Ministry obstacles force MDs to send Crohn's patients to ER Patients with Crohn's are being sent to hospital as a way to get around Ontario's drug plan limitations, according to the Gastrointestinal Society and Crohn’s and Colitis Canada. New Brunswick bill would allow minor ailments prescribing Proposed legislation that would enable pharmacists to treat dozens of conditions could come into effect this summer. Ultibro Breezhaler for COPD maintenance New once-daily inhaler provides fixed-dose combination of two bronchodilators. Video: Do pharmacists treat addiction fairly? In a new CBC report, recovering addicts says they feel like second-class citizens in some pharmacies. Medical residents at McGill stand up against charter First Previous 1377 1378 1379 1380 1381 Next Last
