EXPLAINER: 'Morning after pill' not always option after rapeGetting access to these emergency measures in the short time frame in which they would be effective may not be realistic for someone who has just been assaulted. Licensed in as little as six months: new shorter supervision period and faster licensing decisions for IMGs in Nova ScotiaNew licensing pathway includes an orientation program for IMGs new to practicing in the province. How can Canada bolster its pharmaceutical security? And what are other countries doing to shore up their own supplies? Rare victory: How a retiring rural doctor found his own replacement 'It was an easy fix,' said Dr. Marcel Aucoin, who retired in August after 26 years of family medicine in the Nova Scotia community of Chetticamp. Staffing shortages, more complex disease pushing up surgery wait times in Nova Scotia Operating rooms are working at full speed to get through a backlog of surgeries from the last two COVID-19 waves, Dr. Gail Darling, head of surgery for Nova Scotia Health's central zone, said in a recent interview. QUIZ: The latest on the flu shot As we head into fall and winter, it’s time to start thinking about influenza. Seven months in and Alberta's RESIDE program has only attracted one doctor to the province Announced in February, only 18 applications have come through, and only one doc has a set start-date for a much-needed rural residency. The focused FP Why are many FPs eschewing comprehensive, cradle-to-grave practices, and what does it mean for longitudinal care? New COVID-19 Hazard Index provides a snapshot of risk levels from province to province The dashboard, made by COVID-19 Resources Canada, provides a current analysis of risk broken down by province. POLL: Are 'time modifiers' a useful tool to help docs get properly paid for the work they put in? First Previous 787 788 789 790 791 Next Last
