Ontario pharmacies hit with more cutsProvince expects to save $150 million through fee reductions, dispensing restrictions and greater generic drug utilization. Ontario ministry refuses to say whether it will re-open negotiations with OMAGovernment says they are 'in contact' with OMA but new, good-faith negotiations seem distant at best What your patients are reading – Week of September 28, 2015 B.C. bishop says abstinence is the only healthy choice over HPV vaccine Bishop Stephen Jensen says vaccine isn't inherently wrong, but abstinence is the only healthy option. Pharmacist who lost license for having consensual sex with patient loses appeal Ontario man argued relevant provincial rules governing health professionals should be thrown out as unconstitutional. What Justice Winkler did and did not say Two Mississauga doctors accused of defrauding OHIP RNAO leaders rev up road shows to discuss issues with nurses across province How to prevent fractures in older adults in long-term care New Canadian guidelines outline prevention strategies for those at high risk of fracture and those not at high risk. Illegal drug scheme leads to arrests in Ontario Alleged fraudsters took steps to authenticate fake prescriptions to avoid detection by pharmacists. First Previous 2400 2401 2402 2403 2404 Next Last
