CAPT Corner—November 2014An update on Atlantic Canada professional development events. Quebec MDs remind colleagues that charging patients extra is illegal Patients slow to sign up for new doctors in rural Ontario town RN Tilda Shalof late change to IEN conference Welcoming Reception Nov. 26 Clinical Feature: Ambulatory Assistive Devices How to appropriately measure and safely use canes, crutches and walkers. Genome project shines light on community pharmacy Pharmacists to collect saliva samples from patients on warfarin, send them for genetic analysis. Reader Letter Re: Safe Chemotherapy Use, October A recent feature on chemotherapy excluded some key resources accessible across the country. MD wanted more doctor transparency for patients—her colleagues called her a traitor Physicians know a lot about their patients: are they using drugs, having sex, being abused? Don't mix well: Nova Scotia MD's vaccination methods land him in trouble A Halifax doctor has been reprimanded and fined for mixing vaccines, as the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia states in its disciplinary case. I put my mom in a retirement home, and it is a good thing It's time we dispelled the stereotypic image that permeates the industry. FIP creates Ebola website for pharmacists Organization gathers information published by a range of sources. Sudbury pharmacist’s charges stayed Lawyer calls case against client “hopelessly weak”. First Previous 868 869 870 871 872 Next Last
