Pharmacy's big night“Everyday pharmacists doing extraordinary things.” Those were the people being celebrated as the ‘who’s who’ of Canadian pharmacy gathered at Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York hotel on November 29 for the annual Commitment to Care and Service Awards. How to overcome financial barriers to comprehensive careIt shouldn’t be that difficult to provide routine care and get paid for it Why patients go to walk-in clinics rather than their GPs Being a GP is tough and we need to take care of ourselves Alice’s gift There are limits to what medicine can accomplish. But it is miraculous what can restore a soul LETTER: Extra points for catching drug scammers NAPRA announces scheduling change for large packages of ibuprofen Pharmacies will soon be required to merchandise large packages of ibuprofen near the dispensary. Gifts that give twice Bring joy to loved ones this holiday season with meaningful presents —that also benefit health-related charities Medical director of P.E.I.'s ERs defends critique of system Dr. Scott Cameron wasn't criticizing quality of psychiatric care but 'condemning' lack of access to emergency mental health care Medical Council of Canada eyes role in revalidation Doctors won't have to retake current MCC exams but rather 'new forms of evaluation' would be developed under plan ASA halves risk of hereditary cancer Taking regular ASA halves the risk of developing hereditary cancers, according to a study conducted at 43 centres in 16 countries. First Previous 1863 1864 1865 1866 1867 Next Last
