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The company’s CEO says all of its privately charged services are outside the scope of the Canada Health Act.

Alex Shved’s oncologist had applied to the Ontario Health Insurance Plan to fund tumour-infiltrating lymphocyte therapy for him in the United States, but that was denied both in an original decision and in a reconsideration.

A college committee had found that pharmacy staff knew the pregnant patient was out of medication when they initially told her to return after the long weekend.

The Canadian Chiropractic Association says their education and clinical experience makes them well-equipped to take on this task, and that allowing them to certify DTC forms will make it easier for Canadians to access disability supports.

Tickets are now available for doctors seeking to increase their financial literacy.

The CMA says the updates give physicians clearer guidance on providing culturally safe, trauma-informed and equitable care, respecting Indigenous knowledge and working with colleagues.

Green alleges he was ‘knowingly and deliberately scapegoated’ and is seeking more than $3 million in damages.

The pharmacist alleged that his oral surgeon failed to perform the agreed upon surgery and instead carried out a procedure that included a genial tubercle advancement without his informed consent.

Some of the goals outlined in the action plan include diversifying admission and hiring, anti-racism training among faculty and reviewing curricula to remove racial and colonial biases.

Making complex decisions day after day can be exhausting for healthcare professionals. Here are some best practices for preventing cognitive overload.