Medical tourism could create legal challenges for Ontario Lawyers and hospitals push for more transparency in all complaints against doctors Forget the straight goods, we'll take the straight facts In his most recent article, Stephen Skyvington promises to deliver the straight goods, the inside scoop to his readers. Instead, he delivered an opinion devoid of evidence. B.C. Supreme Court rules against inducements ban Court discounted idea that customers would be encouraged to fill more prescriptions than they need just to get points. N.S. sues doctors who allegedly walked out on return-of-service agreement The province of Nova Scotia is suing two doctors who allegedly backed out of return-of-service agreements. Stateside: Gunfire exchanged between patient and doctor at Philadelphia hospital Pharmacy must pay customer $300 following ice cream dispute Quebec man took drugstore to small claims court as a “matter of principle” following disagreement over the price of a tub of Breyers. Stateside: Pharmacist charged, suspended for up-skirt photograph Man faces eavesdropping charges for trying to photograph up a customer's skirt. Press Review – July 21, 2014 Quebec osteopath accused of practising medicine illegally First Previous 215 216 217 218 219 Next Last
