Schedule I and II natural health products removed from national drug schedulesFinal two Natural Health Products, ephedrine and pseudoephedrine, will be delisted in early 2024. Sign on the dotted line: What you need to know about consent and waiver formsThese forms may be boring, for patients and for physicians. But as lawyers Claire Immega and Harpreet Dosanjh explain, skipping them is not an option. Former Regina doctor accused of sexual assault says he was shocked by complaints Sylvester Ukabam, 76, faces seven counts of sexual assault that allegedly occurred between December 2010 and April 2017. 32-month suspension: Pharmacy owner pays the price for more than $1 million in false claims Toronto pharmacist Shani-Abbas Siwani must also pay $15,000 in hearing costs and notify employers for five years about his discipline record. Pharmacists: We’re in the thick of it Seven characteristics pharmacy leaders can use to prevent burnout and capitalize on the future they’ve earned. CPSA resource on opening, building, renovating a clinic The webpage offers helpful advice for physician and non-physician clinic owners. B.C. techs authorized to administer COVID-19 vaccines With specific limits and mandatory training, BC joins other provinces in allowing techs to provide vaccines Nova Scotians seeking MAiD will soon have 'oral option' to self administer As yet, it's unclear exactly when the required clinicians still needed to supervise will be trained and available. Paramedics who treated fatally wounded teen receive 18 months' conditional sentence Prosecutors alleged that the pair approached Al-Hasnawi on the night of Dec. 2, 2017 with the "preconceived notion'' he had only a superficial injury from a BB or pellet gun. Elliot says she'll ask CPSO to 'consider all options' to crack down on docs spreading COVID misinformation Elliot said reports of doctors spreading misinformation are “extremely concerning.” First Previous 164 165 166 167 168 Next Last
