A family medicine state of the unionDoctors across the country are cautiously optimistic about the condition of primary care, but realize more work needs to be done, especially with reform models and collaboration CARDIOLOGY: Adults with congenital heart disease lack specialistsOften relying on pediatric specialists, adults face long wait Coming full circle above the Arctic Circle A decade after an influential meeting with a physician in Colville Lake, N.W.T., Dr. Sarah Giles answers the siren call of the North EDITORIAL: The evolution of a minister Lax procedures cost pharmacist $10,000 A pharmacist from All Nation Pharmacy (formerly Sagkeeng Pharmacy) has been fined $2,000, after pleading guilty to charges. LETTERS: CMA supports MDs' interjurisdictional mobility Re: Editorial: LETTERS: Family medicine has demonstrated success of Romanow Report Re: "Romanow Report languishing in the bowels of history" (the Medical Post, December 5, 2008) Manitoba pharmacy mourns Stew Wilcox One of Canada's leading builders of the profession of pharmacy, Manitoban Stewart Wilcox, died of cancer on January 5th, 2009 at the age of 74 in Winnipeg. MDs thrash CPSO over first-come, first-served policy Front-line physicians Partnership between Manitoba med school and WHRA alarms clinical teachers' group POLITICS: Who's responsible for public health if not doctors? Provincial licence not needed for N.B. telemedicine First Previous 620 621 622 623 624 Next Last
