EDITORIAL: Is there a more scientific way to look at fee relativity? Edmonton psychiatrist is nominee for AMA president-elect Exercises may help ease sleep apnea FEE RELATIVITY: AMA touts a more transparent fee process Alberta has been overhauling its allocation process for payments to be made during fiscal 2010/11. FEE RELATIVITY: Decision on relativity adjustments on hold in Ontario New OMA president says issue still a priority, and while there is optimism, potential problem areas persist FEE RELATIVITY: How N.B. is trying to correct fee disparities New Brunswick is also a spot where attempts are being made to correct some of the most egregious fee disparities. FEE RELATIVITY: U.S. relativity fix focused on work needed for reform 1980s commission involved all the players: physicians, government, researchers and patients. It also sought Canadian advice Former watchdog set to lead Ontario doctors Onetime coalition member Dr. Suzanne Strasberg wants physician input on government plans Health Council spotlight shines on care teams LAST LAUGH: Rural vet work not the cat's meow No good deed goes unpunished when Dr. Dave Sheehy tries to help pets in distress in a town lacking vet services LAW: Antidepressant cocktail no cause for memory loss LETTERS: Forcing clinic doctors to take responsibility for walk-in patients could backfire I would like to respond to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia registrar Dr. Heidi Oetter's letter about the college's walk-in policy: First Previous 1418 1419 1420 1421 1422 Next Last
