Aspiring pharmacy leaders wantedACP accepting applications for its 4th annual leadership forum Updated Canadian guidelines for opioid use in chronic noncancer painStress optimization of nonopioids, lower opioid doses and gradual tapering of opioid doses Doctors Nova Scotia pushes primary care renewal as N.S. election issue Doctors will be consulted, premier promises College drops case against pair of doctors accused of sexually assaulting former medical student The alleged victim, who had already testified twice during a 2014 criminal trial, could not bring herself to testify again Should you sell your vacation home to afford a comfortable retirement? 5 tips for communicating effectively and respectfully with transgender patients Family physician burnout ‘not uncommon’ Researchers blame job-related stress and hectic or chaotic work area Physician mothers face discrimination, U.S. survey shows Results reveal maternal discrimination associated with higher burnout rates Cape Breton pharmacist to share battle with depression on TV National segment set to air May 10 Dr. Shawn Whatley elected president of Ontario Medical Association Physician delegates at the OMA's weekend-long Spring council meeting passed a number of governance changes that will affect the way the organization selects its leaders in the future Minor ailments authority reshapes OTC counselling College now investigating doctor for alleged sexual assault in 1999 Just last month the doctor lost a civil suit brought forth by the alleged victim, another doctor, and was ordered to pay her $200,000 First Previous 647 648 649 650 651 Next Last
