Flex PharmD program aimed at working pharmacistsPharmacists licensed to practice in B.C. will soon be able to pursue their PharmD degree through a flexible program offered at the University of British Columbia (UBC). Newsletter from UBC a practice resource for community pharmacistsThe Pharmacists’ Clinic at the University of British Columbia (UBC) has launched a new bi-monthly e-newsletter, called Our Practice, as a resource for community pharmacists. Meaningful job action? The OMA should let it go Greater flexibility needed as Nova Scotia moves to collaborative care Sleepy doctors dying driving home Ontario College of Pharmacists issues guidance for dispensing Mifegymiso Clarifies options for dispensing and administration of two-drug medical abortion product Doctor stages re-enactments of patient exam in effort to prove innocence in sex assault case While the CPSO could not confirm that this is the first time this has happened, it did say it was rare With residents feeling woefully short on practice management info, Resident Doctors launches campaign Survey says 90% of residents are unsatisfied with their training in non-clinical skills A more democratic association in B.C.? Doctors of BC cuts size of board and switches to a representative assembly governance system Pay changes – up and down – for ED doctors in Nova Scotia Doctors Nova Scotia has requested a delay on new rate plan with variations still seeing some doctors earn $1,330 for a shift and some $2,000 Trump-era take on Cdn. nurse visas caused havoc, says immigration lawyer Patient mortality falls when hospital inspectors visit U.S. study suggests accreditation surveys are good for patient care First Previous 283 284 285 286 287 Next Last
