PEI allows pharmacy assistants to perform additional dutiesChanges will allow those in retail to perform new activities under the direct supervision of a pharmacist. Renal program at Health Sciences North counts on nurses' skills while downgrading status Ontario nurses angered by 'U.S.' licensing exam Scope of practice: Nfld. pharmacists now allowed to assess, prescribe for minor ailments But there are no plans to reimburse pharmacies for these new services. Boy taken to hospital in worrisome condition because clinic doctors weren't comfortable treating children CMPA lands in transparency hot seat after allegations that group defends doctors with public funds CMPA disputes claim, but patient lawyer says the way funds arrive at organization is a 'distinction without a difference' Medicare defense groups go after Quebec amendment to regulate add-on and ancillary fees Nurses' moral distress affecting their ability to properly care for patients CAPT Corner: September 2015 Fall brings conference season. Here's what happening across the country. Reflecting on one year of tech regulation New Brunswick well on its way to registering techs across the province. Spotlight On: Miranda Barnes Thirty-year-old excited to be one of New Brunswick's first registered techs. Doctor accused of tying patient to a bed and injecting her with narcotics College hearing scheduled but no word on any police investigation First Previous 358 359 360 361 362 Next Last
