Cape Breton pharmacists limit inventory to tackle drug abuseSYDNEY, N.S.—In ongoing efforts to combat abuse, several pharmacies here are limiting the amount of acetaminophen–codeine tablets that leave their store shelves. New MB dispensing fees upset palliative patientsStarting Aug 18, Manitoba is introducing a cap on dispensing fees for drugs, which has palliative patients choosing to die at home particularly concerned. When is it okay to prescribe illegal therapies? Some psychedelics have shown tremendous promise in new medical research, so we asked a bioethicist when it would be okay to recommend an illicit drug in treatment British ER physicians cope with growing menace of acid attacks Public education, legislation and guidance for health professionals all key, BMJ says Prescription opioids often go unused after surgery Better practices are needed to reduce oversupply of the drugs, researchers Using diabetes tools to manage your patients McKesson supports BC fire relief with pharmacist aid McKesson Canada is working with its members and franchisees from BC and surrounding areas to support evacuees and their healthcare needs. 5 Tips: Antimicrobial stewardship for community pharmacists Antibiotics have been described as the most significant healthcare innovation of our time, adding an estimated 20 years to our life expectancy Patients 'shocked' after doctor allegedly shows them naked pictures of himself Eight patients and three female employees of Dr. Nigel Phipps have lodged complaints with the college Solve my problem: How do I get patients to pay for uninsured services? First Previous 1105 1106 1107 1108 1109 Next Last
