Calgary surgeon undergoes experimental spinal surgeryDr. Gill spent $100,000 for the surgery and travel to Thailand, since they weren't covered by healthcare or insurance Rising patient expectationsEngaged patients are great, but the ‘entitled’ ones can make a doctor’s work day feel a lot harder Ontario Ministry of Health and OMA welcome binding arbitration decision The ruling was against a hard cap on the physician services budget, and allocated the first funding increases to Ontario doctors in several years Shingrix: New kid on the block How doctors become divided and how to build unity Forming our medico-political structures around specialties creates problems U.S. reforms target PBMs to reduce drug prices Trump administration proposing reforms that target pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to eliminate the practice of PBM rebates in Medicare and Medicaid drug benefit programs. C.D. Howe report urges measures to curb inappropriate medical testing One 2013 study estimated 16% to 56% of tests ordered are inappropriate Emergency supply? Not even a chance Lessons learned after an encounter with an American pharmacist Payer issues: Public plans looking to make the switch? A new future for the Ministry of Health and OMA? Former deputy health minister Dr. Bob Bell offers his insight on the arbitration process between Ontario and its doctors First Previous 270 271 272 273 274 Next Last
