Score flags concussion risk Tech wins prestigious awardLina Hashimoto of the B.C. Cancer Agency wins the Commitment to Care & Service Award for Pharmacy Technician Initiative. The most common condition you've never heard of Why all family physicians should know about Charles Bonnet syndrome Walk-ins: Different approaches at opposite ends of the country B.C. sees walk-ins as part of the primary care mix, while Nova Scotia eyes clampdowns When doctors have problems collecting on disability insurance How collecting on a policy can be painful After college tightens rules, majority of Alberta physicians still failing to offer proper after-hours care Terminally-ill man wants coroner kept out if doctor-assisted death approved Current Ontario legislation requires the coroner to be notified of non-natural deaths U.S. drug price increases slow CVS announces RX cost increase for 2015 fell to 5% from 11.8%. Direct-to-consumer drug advertising hits peak stateside DTC advertising spending hits $5.7 billion, highest total since 2006. Are fitness trackers worth it? Letter: Pharmacist has reservations about Bill 33 While it is laudable to do our part to lessen the burden of fentanyl-related overdoses and deaths upon our communities, I have several reservations about Ontario’s new patch exchange law. Tech Refresher: Boning up on osteoporosis Pharmacy techs and assistants have an important role to play both before and after a clinic day. First Previous 1081 1082 1083 1084 1085 Next Last
