DISPATCH: Does London have the prescription for tackling obesity? CLINICAL PEARLS: When is ‘recurrent pneumonia’ really pneumonia? Would targeted user fees boost patient accountability? In the late 1970s—faced with their income declining against inflation—pockets of physicians were extra-billing patients directly for money beyond what they received from provincial health plans. Knowing the right questions to ask Patient encounters are snapshots in time that need to be pieced together for a full picture Saskatchewan heads to India to find a few good doctors But does the province's recruitment contravene WHO recruitment ethics? Press Review - January 18, 2013 Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media - Top Story: Be cautious of doctorless ERs: physician group. Read this and Where are the jobs in medicine? As students weigh career options, they should be clear about the real prospects of finding work Intrauterine system best for bleeding Private delivery acceptable when key criteria are met Canadian Doctors for Medicare says it opposed Shouldice Hospital sale but not all private delivery of health care Years after losing licence for sex with teen, MD re-applies A Toronto doctor who lost his licence more than 10 years ago for having an intimate affair with a teenage patient is re-applying to get it back. First Previous 1221 1222 1223 1224 1225 Next Last
