A physician’s guide to family lending and giftsThe bank of mom, dad & MD: Think through financial ‘decision gates’ before gifting money to loved ones. Governance by the few? The risks of piecemeal change at the OMA As the AGM approaches, a lack of broad consultation and the absence of proxy voting raise critical questions about how this meeting might shape the future of Ontario’s medical profession. Canada’s fragmented electronic health records harm patients and cost taxpayers billions: new research We created a Connected Care Scorecard that reveals where each province and territory stands in connecting its health records. Closing a healthcare loophole Health Canada directive that NPs and others can bill provincial payers is about protecting patients. Ontario’s new high school rule unfair to IMGs COPSIPE says prioritizing provincial ties over clinical competence will worsen physician shortages. Ozempic (semaglutide) going generic is keeping me up at night. For two very specific reasons. This volatility in pricing is going to impact supply. And with cheaper versions on the market, demand is going to skyrocket. Paperwork: Scissors are ready Red tape strangling Canadian healthcare. Poll: How do you feel about Alberta’s ‘dual practice’ Bill 11 plan? Would let physicians work simultaneously in public and private systems. Physician retirement wave: Can innovative policy stem the tumble? As burnout and admin burden drive an exodus of veteran MDs, provinces are pushed to overhaul pay models and cut red tape to save primary care. How to avoid dosing interval errors Since most medications are taken daily, doses outside that interval have a lot of error potential. First Previous 2 3 4 5 6 Next Last
