Trump victory worries Canadian nursing students Early career doctors hear tips on avoiding legal actions at FMF Montreal’s private endoscopy clinics may have to close Physicians risking $190 million in payments if Alberta overspends on healthcare Last month almost three quarters of voting physicians signed off on contract changes that could result in $500 million in savings over two years. Only 29% of the province's doctors voted. Colleges start to phase in new compounding standards NAPRA developed three model standards nationally, modelling them after existing ones in Quebec. Doctors care, nurses care. Why doesn’t the Ontario Liberal government care? Manitoba reminds pharmacy assistants of pending deadline Those wishing to become regulated must pass PEBC exam by end of 2018. News from the CE front As regulators specify CE requirements for techs, here's an update. Techs by the numbers Should the College of Pharmacists in BC change its name to include pharmacy techs? Yukon pharmacists continue to press for change in wake of Liberal win Profession eyes expanded scope, reimbursement further down road. New Brunswick under fire for its handling of physician-assisted dying Nurses ink assurance of job security but concerns remain among healthcare workers First Previous 301 302 303 304 305 Next Last
