Pro-medicare Quebec doctors' group wants public salary talks MedsCheck Diabetes: study examines first 3.5 years in OntarioAbout half of diabetes patients received an initial assessment, but follow-up assessment rate was low New CEO for OPA Andrew D. Gall takes over the reigns at the Ontario Pharmacists Association (OPA), effective May 1, 2017. A theory of relativity, part II When doctors' work can't easily be compared, and how the government fits into the picture Small margin walk-in clinics need complementary services to survive, walk-in conference hears Spinal manipulation modestly beneficial for acute low back pain Latest meta-analysis suggests chiropractic care is a ‘reasonable treatment option’ Walk-in clinic doctors urged to ‘be the future’ in primary care expansion New MUN curriculum prepares grads to hit the ground running Three years of careful planning and preparation will be put to the test this fall when Memorial University’s School of Pharmacy officially launches its new five-year Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program. Accountability at heart of Alberta college’s new prescribing standard CPSO's draft policy on block fees raises some concerns 'It says doctors must decide what is a ‘reasonable fee.’ But how do you know what is reasonable?' High Dose Fentanyl Off ODB Formulary: What’s the Point? Many patients still require these higher doses to help manage their pain Charging ahead in Manitoba The mood was palpably optimistic at the 140th annual Manitoba Pharmacists’ Conference. First Previous 654 655 656 657 658 Next Last
