Not eligible for payment, but medically necessary Ottawa unveils plan to make medical devices such as insulin pumps, pacemakers safer Failing … to succeed N.S. pharmacists voluntarily reporting intercepted errors The study, published in CMAJ Open, is believed to be the first in North America to quantitatively examine reported errors from community pharmacies. Ontario may soon reverse its ban on private label generics But some pharmacists are concerned the move could put smaller, independent pharmacies at a significant disadvantage Government funding cut a financial blow for Ontario midwives, association says P.E.I. association conducts national survey of technicians Colleges address cannabis issue Keeping up with shortages, recalls, and safety notices Neighbouring pharmacy and clinic accuse one another of racism, harassment and sabotage The regulators and the police also got involved as tensions escalated First Previous 261 262 263 264 265 Next Last
