Will Ontario’s ‘stay open’ plan mean charges for hospitalized patients who refuse the first LTC bed offered?Advocacy groups raise alarm over the possibility of hospital charges for patients to force them to consent to go to long-term care homes not of their choosing. Leaning into the scarySarah-Lynn Dunlop faces her fears and encourages other pharmacy techs to do the same. Calm in the chaos: Canadian Medical Association's first Indigenous leader takes helm The new CMA president has spent the past year shadowing his predecessor, pediatrician Dr. Katharine Smart, who is based in Whitehorse. What if we could rate our patients and colleagues? Dr. Jabir Jassam proposes a website to evaluate the best—and worst—of our patients and others. The merits of holiday happiness Dr. Ted Jablonski shares his most memorable vacations, and why he always takes off as much time as possible. Are we nearing the end of primary care generalism? In the view of Dr. John Maclntyre, if generalism does survive it won’t be any thanks to the CFPC. Food for thought as we age Despite what his kids say, Dr. Gary Kinney has no concerns whatsoever about his eating habits. Victoria doc's proposed $125-a-month retainer fee under review B.C. doctors can charge 'block fees' under specific circumstances. Newfoundland town working with Muslim community to build a mosque and retain doctors Young Leader in Pharmacy Lynn D'Souza: "My goal is to foster a culture of belonging for my patients and colleagues." Young leaders remind us that if you’re not constantly thinking about what is next, the world around you will change faster than you do. First Previous 141 142 143 144 145 Next Last
