Walk-in Clinic

It is interesting to learn how patients connect (or fail to connect) life events to medical problems.

Health Minister Christian Dube says the 811 appointment-booking service for children—currently available in Montreal and neighbouring regions—will now be available province-wide.

Dr. Syed Naqvi has been ordered to pay $30,000 in investigation and hearing costs by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Prince Edward Island.

Researchers are taking a deeper dive on how pediatric outcomes are impacted by whether children have a virtual appointment with their regular family doc or a virtual-only clinic.

We asked physicians how they tackle this delicate problem, and these are the four top tips.

Loblaws will open four more pharmacist-led clinics after their first, one in Lethbridge, Alberta, was a success.

Sara Wallace, 48, from Dartmouth, compared the experience to “trying to buy concert tickets.''

The testing, which is part of the APPROACH study, will allow some pharmacies in Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Alberta to test for HIV, hepatitis C and syphilis.