Newfoundland and Labrador releases list of highest-billing physiciansThe medical association has fought the disclosure since a freedom of information request in 2016 Fighting the 'infodemic'Tips for healthcare workers addressing misinformation online Retraction of hydroxychloroquine paper exposes faults in COVID-era clinical research A now-retracted observational study of hydroxychloroquine had a ripple effect on randomized control trials in Canada and around the world, just as other, non-fraudulent, observational studies have done. Suffering in secret Doctors often don’t want to admit to anxiety or low moods but there comes a point when they need to reach out. Fewer patients, less burnout? Can a cap on the number of patients seen in a day help address physician burnout? Doctor blamed for COVID-19 outbreak in New Brunswick seeks apology from premier Patient information sheets now available for buprenorphine/naloxone and methadone Answer common questions about starting opioid agonist therapy for treatment of opioid use disorder We need to rethink pharmacy's immunization campaigns Our leaders are eager to overextend pharmacy at a moment where much is changing B.C. pharmacist accused of illegally dispensing opioids The citation shows that the same pharmacist faced similar allegations in 2011 Virtual fee codes to be permanent in Alberta What does racism look like in Canadian medicine? There are three converging factors that make Canadian medicine surprisingly fertile ground for racism Feedback: When patients lie, how COVID-19 changed us, and generations at work Your thoughts on stories from the last Medical Post First Previous 441 442 443 444 445 Next Last
