Tech certification passes half million mark in the U.S.More and more jobs projected for pharmacy techs Retired Ontario MD looking to boost Muskoka IMG presence Child given methadone due to dispensing error Mistake cast another spotlight on methadone maintenance, an increasingly controversial subject in the U.K. Pharmacists: Make docs consult DIS before prescribing opioids While it’s mandatory for pharmacists in P.E.I. to provide DIS with information, that is not the case for physicians. Court ruling affirms publication of college discipline cases The Alberta Court of Appeal has reaffirmed the authority of the provincial college to publicly release information about physician discipline. Pharmacist prescribing improves glycemic control in diabetes patients RxING study shows the benefits of independent prescribing by trained pharmacists. As work week passes 54 hours, many doctors say they are overworked Nearly one-third of all Canadian physicians feel they are overworked, as the average workweek has passed 54 hours, new numbers state. Clean and sober since 2011, N.S. doctor gets back to work HALIFAX | A Nova Scotia physician who has battled drug addiction over his career will be able to work again. ADHD a danger while driving B.C. doctors brace for fee cuts amid negotiations reopener Rising inflation also a concern for reopener talks CLINICAL PEARLS: Preventing antibiotic resistance in dermatology Cuts to nurses in long term care homes Nurses in Quebec are speaking out about major cuts in long term care homes across the province. First Previous 968 969 970 971 972 Next Last