Ontario College of Pharmacists approves emergency assignment class of registration amendmentsThe amendments codify when and how the College would use its emergency assignment class of registration. Greenlight to moonlight: Good news for Ontario resident docs who want extra paid workThe College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario has waived the $1,035 application fee under its Residents Working Additional Hours policy. Opioid death rates tripled for Ontario teens, young adults since 2014, research shows Younger peer support workers could help, one doctor suggested. Groups decry ‘punitive,’ ‘coercive’ drug policies in worsening overdose crisis Ethical concerns aside, is mandatory treatment of overdose patients even effective? Legal column: Worst-case scenario leads to amputation Doctors missed a ‘compartment syndrome’ issue on a dislocated knee. What's the best approach to pulmonary embolism? New study points to three letters: CDT A network meta-analysis of 44 studies involved more than 20,000 patients compared catheter-driven thrombolysis against systemic thrombolysis and anticoagulation. Fire department called to assist dying patient in N.S. hospital with no doctor A patient died in Middleton, Nova Scotia after experiencing cardiac arrest at a hospital where no doctor was present. Case report: Cellulitis or allergy? A concerning insect bite on a patient at Dr. Robert Dickson's walk-in clinic requires some combination therapy. Can care delivered at site of major traumas improve outcomes? A Toronto team of doctors is studying the feasibility of pre-hospital critical care teams I'm tired of... As a family physician, Dr. Steve Shore is worn out—and he gives us a lengthy list of all the reasons why. First Previous 96 97 98 99 100 Next Last
