Newfoundland doctor turns to Supreme Court in effort to regain hospital access Going through a year’s worth of junk faxes Endocrine Society takes strong stance against custom-compounded bioidentical hormone products No rationale for routine prescribing of these unregulated, untested, potentially harmful products. American College of Physicians issues report urging physicians to take the lead on climate change advocacy N.S. health minister calls for review of prescription drug monitoring program Call follows charges against doctor who allegedly sold more than 50,000 Oxycodone and other prescription narcotics. Alberta budget suggests funding for physician services may soon drop off Pharmacy innovation: two steps forward, one step back Speakers shared ground-breaking research and cautionary advice in equal measure at the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy’s Innovation Gala dinner in Toronto last week Former chief of medicine at Brockville General Hospital suspended for abusive behaviour of nurses, patients, staff What Your Patients are Reading – week of April 18, 2016 Number of unmatched Canadian med school grads ‘a real concern’ CFMS says ‘we can do better’ about high number of unmatched Canadian graduates in annual CaRMS match First Previous 2261 2262 2263 2264 2265 Next Last
