US court says addicted patients can sue doctors, pharmacistsPrecedent-setting case allows patients to sue if pain medication scripts leads to addiction. Nurse practitioners happy with referral changes, disappointed with budget PEI health minister suggests regional licensing in Maritimes Recommendation follows incident where the college required a unilingual Canadian anglophone take a language proficiency test CAPT Corner—May 2015 A successful CAPT PDC held in Halifax. Yukon pharmacists optimistic about future with new regulations coming Pharmacists hope for an expanded scope of practice as new pharmacy regulations are drafted in the Yukon. P.E.I. college applies English language guidelines to the letter Nova Scotia college willing to update decades-old 'rape kit' Current guidelines advise physicians to remove hair samples from sexual assault victims Physician charged with fraud for alleged $2 million in false billings Ontario MDs: More of us need to engage Fireside chat: ICEBM and eCortex.ca connect for innovative CME/CPD collaboration Letter: Pharmacy education in Canada Contrary to what Bill Brown would have you believe, universities are working hard to prepare the next generation of pharmacists for the real world. How old is too old to practise? Number of physicians over 65 has more than doubled in the last 10 years. Now, some MDs claim regulators are pushing them to retire. First Previous 371 372 373 374 375 Next Last
