More than 800 nurses ink deal with Alberta Health Services The power of fear in defensive medicineLawsuits are down, but college complaints are up. Canadian doctors overestimate their chances of being sued, an expert says B.C. doctors brace for fee cuts amid negotiations reopener Rising inflation also a concern for reopener talks Alberta the only province to benefit from the new healthcare funding formula Changes to the Canada Health Transfer will make it more difficult for some provinces to afford healthcare services for its citizens Doctor in liposuction death loses appeal over college ruling BC college program a hit with techs New online courses spike enrollment Surviving the PEBC exams And making it through the waiting period Will ex-patients play ‘legal lottery’ until I’m 100? CAPT Corner—October 2013 EMRs do not decrease billings for family doctors A new study suggests the old concern that adopting an EMR will add extra work for family physicians and mean lower productivity over the long-term isn't founded in reality. First Previous 518 519 520 521 522 Next Last
