Licensing

An Ontario physicians' group is warning that doctors are putting their licences at risk if they fail to heed new provincial prescribing rules for monitored drugs that were introduced with little fanfare this fall.

Doctors won't have to retake current MCC exams but rather 'new forms of evaluation' would be developed under plan

Future of Medical Education in Canada project aims to change 'hidden curriculum' at nation's medical schools

A College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario discipline hearing into a Whitby, Ont., pediatrician's use of uninsured block fees has been postponed.

Slave Lake, Alta., a small town that suffered a fire last spring that destroyed one-third of its dwellings, is now contending with the loss of five of its 13 physicians.

Deal honours provincial public sector wage freeze with no increase in the first two years.

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Legislation tabled would give pharmacists the ability to extend or adjust prescriptions, treat some minor conditions, request and analyze lab tests, and administer medications for the sake of instruction.