Should you charge for that?A guide to charging for uninsured services and navigating the patient interactions that come with it Quebec MD penalized for prescribing drugs to a friendDr. Gabriella Schulz prescribed Imovane for her friend—without ever examining her or meeting her in her office. Regina pharmacy runs innovative study on point-of-care HIV testing The study will run through to May of this year Pilot program for reducing opioid overdoses to be expanded across B.C. Four reforms that could reboot healthcare delivery in Nova Scotia Too many have been duped into believing that healthcare in this province is a Gordian knot, but we aren't out of options yet The future of psychiatry promises to be digital—from apps that track your mood to smartphone therapy Currently only half of people with depression access potentially adequate treatment, according to one research study. Digital devices could help. 5 tips for enhancing patient privacy in the pharmacy Synthetic cartilage implants called 'game changer' for arthritis of big toe Ontario doctor reprimanded for inappropriate and sexual comments Dr. Timothy Szozda made his patient feel alarmed and uncomfortable on multiple occasions Palliative paramedic program to train thousands in end-of-life care Two organizations are providing $5.5 million in funding to train more than 5,000 paramedics First Previous 934 935 936 937 938 Next Last
