Going nowhere fast: Who’s the MRP for healthcare? Edmonton pharmacist guilty of unprofessional misconduct fined $30,000A third-party insurer accused the pharmacist of submitting at least $100,000 worth of claims that couldn’t be supported with inventory purchase records Changes to Western's medical school admission process puts more focus on experiences and values his year’s incoming medicine class at Western University’s Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry is the first to have been selected through the initial phase of changes to the medical school admissions process. Shingles vaccination of older adults cost-effective in Canada Evidence builds for high-dose flu vaccine The benefits of the high-dose (HD) vaccine for seniors continues to be demonstrated in clinical studies and in the field. Healthcare providers can recommend flu vaccination more often Influenza protection: Are you advising senior patients of their options? Seniors at risk of catastrophic disability due to flu Refresher on flu: the name of the strain Ontario begins 60-day public consultation on expanded scope of practice for pharmacists Proposed regulations to allow further expansion of Ontario pharmacists’ scope of practice are ready for public consultation. Working group issues first 11 recommendations to curb medically unnecessary care in Ontario The changes have already been agreed to by both the OMA and the Ministry of Health New NEJM resource focuses on effects of climate change on health NEJM.org creates new web page devoted to the health effects of climate change First Previous 778 779 780 781 782 Next Last
