Ontario privacy commissioner 'satisfied' with Bill 41After presenting a report critical of the bill in November, the province's IPC said the proper amendments have been made to keep patient information secure 'Family presence' policies with 24-hour access on the rise at hospitals In Brief: Indie pharmacy owners share tips on perseverance Forbes magazine highlights how a handful of small drugstore owners successfully compete with large corporate retailers. New guidance for managing croup in young children Canadian Paediatric Society outlines evidence-based management of croup. Remembering your patients as they were Partner Content: Specialty pharmacies enhance patient outcomes Their role is becoming increasingly important due to several factors. Here's how they can make a difference. James Bond needs to cut secondhand smoke exposure, doctor says The agent may have kicked the habit, but the movies still feature smoking Nova Scotia pharmacists suspended after patients die Discipline hearings into patient deaths lead to suspensions for two N.S. pharmacists. Penalty too light for pharmacy error that led to woman's death: granddaughter Pharmacist given two-month suspension, ordered to pay $12,500 for deadly error. Quebec radiologists accused of refusing to perform ultrasounds at private clinics We need a healthcare ‘Arab spring’ in Canada What to expect in 2017 CPhA's Phil Emberley gives his pharmacy forecast for the year ahead. First Previous 981 982 983 984 985 Next Last
