Rethinking pharmacy in the virtual ageVirtual Wellness Voyage is carving out a new practice niche with flexible consults and a fast-growing referral network. Rudeness on the riseHow clinics are confronting escalating patient disrespect. Do you remember…? The three words emergency doctors fear most. When generations collide Differing values, misunderstandings and assumptions can be a prescription for disrespect. Have you ever felt disrespected? Physicians recall some less-than-courteous moments in their career. The human future of pharmacy Beyond faster automation or smarter software, the future of pharmacy really is all about the people. Physicians and NPs can’t issue broad authorizations to let RNs inject Botox, Sask. doctors’, nurses’ colleges warn The two colleges say they’ve been contacted by Health Canada over reports that some physicians and NPs are issuing broad directives to authorize RNs to administer injections of bioactive agents, in contravention of the Food and Drugs Act. The hidden costs of being a locum: Why short stints aren’t always worth it One seasoned physician shares hard-won tips for making it work. The Doctor’s Lawyer: Fighting a sexual abuse charge—part 2 Is accidental contact an act of professional misconduct? The CPSO suggests it is – but the tribunal hasn’t agreed. 10 years of CPSA overreach A difficult era for Alberta FPs and why Bill 13 is the reset we needed. First Previous 6 7 8 9 10 Next Last
