Protest city: Whitby-Oshawa by-election a lightning rod for Ontario doctors' anger vs. LiberalsSurvey reveals local doctors are burnt out and reducing services as a result of physician pay cuts HealthChoicesFirst launches patient education centre and rating system Health officials say B.C. person with measles visited multiple places in Calgary CPhA warns assisted dying will involve appropriate drug therapies MDs will not be alone when facing the issue; pharmacists will be involved. Pharmacists step up for multi-stakeholder pilot in Kingston, Ont. Plan in the works for project involving employees with diabetes, added focus on exercise. Quebec pharmacist fined $3,500 in death of patient Gave 89-year-old wrong anti-coagulant dosage, which proved fatal. Groups of travelling doctors to provide physician-assisted dying to remote patients Also suggests that the law should be extended to mentally competent minors Contract dispute between Vancouver Island hospitalists and health authority drags on one year later Nova Scotia pharmacare program likely to cost seniors more next year: opposition Plan will save province money, but cost seniors more say critics. BC court rules in favour of prohibiting incentives Following court decision, prohibition of incentives for prescriptions and pharmacy services is now in force. First Previous 1317 1318 1319 1320 1321 Next Last
