Are patients being left high-and-dry by MDs setting their own hours?A local doctor in London, Ont., says maybe it's time to change the way doctors set their own hours—a change that could better serve patients. Foreign doctors boost Ontario's physician corpsDoctors trained abroad are bolstering Ontario's ranks of physicians, the provincial college reports in it's annual review. Canadians are ambivalent about our healthcare system There is a disconnect between their personal views and their idea of how well the health system works for society at large Report builds case for expanding med reviews Document from Shoppers Drug Mart and CARP calls for comprehensive, universal approach to service. 'Concierge' fees turning doctors' offices into airlines? Many family practices in Canada are adopting so-called "concierge fees," where doctors charge patients for things like writing sick notes or giving referrals for physiotherapy. New Brunswick begins connecting pharmacies to EHR Development of program driven by clinicians, says department of health executive. Are doctors facing an identity crisis? Perhaps you've heard some nurse practitioners claim that they can do as much as 80% of what physicians can do. Alberta conference offers unique leadership workshop for techs Full-day workshop geared to current and prospective leaders will focus on building trust in the workplace. CAPT Corner—August 2014 Professionalism: A technician perspective. Clinical Feature: Optimizing care Three themes and three principles to help you enhance patient care. New Brunswick adopts tech regulation Province expects first registrations next year. Spotlight on Captain Cecilia Reyes A member of the Canadian Armed Forces, Reyes took it upon herself to help improve how techs are trained in Afghanistan. First Previous 387 388 389 390 391 Next Last
