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In a video posted to social media on Wednesday, the premier outlined plans to bring legislation next year to ‘ensure that professional regulatory bodies are limited to regulating their members professional competence and conduct and not their speech.’

The appointment will last a minimum three-year term and act as a means of communication between the society and Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs.

Expanded guidance sets out expectations for the professional conduct of Ontario physicians around issues of patient consent.

The choice between a single-payer plan and a mixed-payer one could have a profound impact on pharmacies’ workload and revenues.

The science of ending a doctor-patient relationship (more advice to early career colleagues) from Dr. Eric Cadesky.

Policy sets out professional and legal obligations for Ontario physicians who are closing their practice for extended period.

We need to unite before we can tackle the external forces fighting us. Another challenge stems from a lack of understanding of the role of the pharmacist itself, from the healthcare industry and patients alike, who still see the pharmacist as a shopkeeper or pill counter.

Association has pre-set social media messages for physicians to use.