Nothing is untouchable: Opposition howls for repeal of doctors’ incorporation rights in Quebec Mandating physician reporting of pedophiles likely cuts treatment rates: expert Dozens reach out on troubles with home nursing care ACP publishes guidelines for point-of-care testing College developing framework to assist pharmacists, pharmacy technicians in making informed decisions about using these technologies. B.C. College of Pharmacists launches support line Service for pharmacy technicians with questions regarding application of legislation, standards to everyday practice. OCP offers variety of online tools for techs College compiles information on topics relevant to pharmacy technicians. Walk-ins: Different approaches at opposite ends of the country B.C. sees walk-ins as part of the primary care mix, while Nova Scotia eyes clampdowns When doctors have problems collecting on disability insurance How collecting on a policy can be painful After college tightens rules, majority of Alberta physicians still failing to offer proper after-hours care Terminally-ill man wants coroner kept out if doctor-assisted death approved Current Ontario legislation requires the coroner to be notified of non-natural deaths Dr. Karen Grimsrud appointed as Alberta's new chief medical officer of health CFPC will not make courses on opioid prescription mandatory College rejected calls for a compulsory course that many believed would help deal with the opioid epidemic First Previous 336 337 338 339 340 Next Last
