Urgent need for guidance on pharmacists’ role in physician-assisted deathThe Supreme Court’s ruling on physician-assisted death has created an urgent need for guidance on the role of pharmacists and technicians. Colleges are scrambling to fill the gap. Former head of Ontario Association of Cardiologists faces college for alleged over testingB.C. cardiologist hired by college alleges that 75% of tests were inappropriate Dalhousie proposes above average fee hike for pharmacy program If approved, pharmacy students could pay 8% more in tuition to attend school this fall. U.K. junior doctors strike again; health secretary claims 43% still showed up for work Ministry figure also includes junior doctors who never intended to strike, including those in emergency care Regina area radiologists ask health minister to help resolve workplace dispute Alberta health minister calls fee-for-service payment model 'expensive, outdated' Plan to expand other payment models comes as direct response to unsustainable health-care spending Quebec nurses' union FIQ endorses new collective agreement Nurse managers, supervisors reach tentative deal with N.B. Stateside: Physician faces life in prison for 'outrageous' prescribing practices U.K.: New lead negotiator issues personal appeal to junior doctors to avoid Wednesday's scheduled job action First Previous 407 408 409 410 411 Next Last
