NAPRA authorizes another college for bridging education Nova Scotia tech candidates await PTA OPA surveys pharmacists on alternative reimbursement Respondents weigh in on five different payment models, including personal billing numbers. Treating atopic dermatitis USask’s new program offers authentic clinical training The Medication Assessment Centre provides practical learning experience and tools for both students and healthcare providers. Medical Post nabs 4 nominations for Kenneth R. Wilson Awards Drs. Ali Zentner, Bill Swales, Ferrukh Faruqui nominated jointly for 'Spirit of Medicine' Meningococcal B vaccine not recommended for routine immunization programs in Canada Can be considered for individuals, high-risk patients, close contacts and during outbreaks. Q&A with Dr. Brian Goldman: Exploring the secret language of doctors New book ‘starting a conversation’ about language used for decades by doctors in private Trio of B.C. doctors ordered to pay $180,000 in defamation dispute | See Update at bottom of story VANCOUVER | Three Port Alberni doctors have been ordered to pay a combined $180,000 in damages after a Supreme Court of B.C. ruling says they defamed a colleague. Now is the time to improve healthcare efficiency Close to 25,000 deaths a year could be prevented, but it means not all health regions should receive equal funding Doctor forced to pay $125k back to Manitoba government Accidents happen without violating standard of care It took months to discover the error after woman’s ureter was transected during hysterectomy First Previous 916 917 918 919 920 Next Last
