OCP registrar urges: put patients firstPharmacists already have the knowledge, skills and abilities to move into the “grey world” of decision-making, insists Marshall Moleschi. Ontario to step up pharmacist injection/immunization programIncreasing numbers of pharmacists in Ontario are applying for certification to administer injections and immunizations. Saskatchewan pays for minor ailment care Pharmacists in Saskatchewan have become the first in Canada to receive provincially funded minor ailment assessment fees. Script renewal fee first step towards new model Alberta government announces new paid $20 fee for renewing applicable prescriptions, effective July 1. Tech reg by the numbers A coast to coast account of registered technicians. Tech takes on teaching Road to regulation leads to teaching opportunity for Ontario technician. Canadian doctor living in U.S. accused in $375-million Medicare fraud A Canadian doctor bilked America’s health-care program of more than $375-million – the largest-ever scheme to defraud the U.S. Medicare system – according to senior justice officials. RNs deem crowding at BC hospital a crisis Overcrowding at Royal Jubilee Hospital's emergency room has reached crisis levels, registered nurses say. FP appeals ban stemming from patient’s death Human-resource planning needed to fix ‘doctor glut’ Independent, government-funded oversight agency needed, insider says Are all doctors rich? Unearthing the elusive truth about the contents of MDs’ bank accounts Asking defendant to describe plaintiff's suffering an odd tactic Stonewalling questions a strangely appropriate response in pretrial of surgeon who admitted to operating on wrong digit First Previous 504 505 506 507 508 Next Last
