Lack of binding arbitration is a hole in the Ontario deal Ontario: Time to get on board with expanded scopeThe evidence shows pharmacists can effectively assess and prescribe for minor ailments. So why is my province lagging behind the rest of Canada in this regard? OMA cancels referendum vote on tentative fee deal; will hold general meeting of members instead Dr. David Jacobs of the OMA negotiations advisory committee had filed a court injunction in hopes of suspending the vote Concerned Ontario Doctors march on Ministry of Health and OMA offices to protest tPSA COD petition for general member meeting collects all 2,500 required signatures; may result in the first meeting of its kind since 1991 B.C. pharmacist has restrictions placed on license “Grossly large” amount of lost and taken narcotics leads to action. Multiple criminal charges laid against Ontario pharmacist Yogesh Patel faces slew of criminal charges related to narcotics. Ontario fee deal: Why I'm voting 'yes' Civil war? The battle of Ontario's mightiest doctors Walk-in clinic processes at centre of P.E.I. health controversy Tech Talk CE Lesson: Controlled substance dispensing and destruction Pharmacy technicians are ideally positioned to assist the pharmacist in identifying concerns related to prescription completeness, signs of misuse, diversion and forgery. First Previous 378 379 380 381 382 Next Last
