Patient Compliance

The Ontario Nurses Association says its members are upset and frustrated with a new flu shot policy at Health Sciences North in Sudbury, saying the plan got rubber-stamped without a word of consultation.

An Ottawa doctor ran a dirty, dangerous clinic that potentially put patients at risk—information made public under a new bylaw allowing the provincial watchdog to release information on Out-of-Hospital clinics.

Sunlight is the best disinfectant: The old adage is the guiding principle behind the long anticipated "Sunshine Act" ruling on physician payments in the U.S., which was released on Feb. 1 after much anticipation.

Recent findings are ‘hypothesis-generating’ and shouldn’t change practice

A periodic writer for the Medical Post, Dr. Donovan Gray’s first book is a collection of humourous, and sombre, tales from the ER

Owners learn how to maximize paid services.

The common cold is a contagious, self-limiting, upper respiratory tract infection caused by over 200 viruses.

Province's pharmacists are prepared to expand their role in providing healthcare across the province—and be reimbursed for it.