U.K.: 90% of junior doctor positions filled this year despite fears of mass exodusThe 'fill rate' is actually greater than last year, though only by a very narrow margin Healthcare on Manitoba First Nation negligent, led to death: lawsuit Methadone pharmacy claims complaints against patients is harassment Controversial drugstore back in the news after neighbouring businesses launch complaints about its patients. Radical reshaping of Doctors of BC under discussion (again) Association's proposed restructuring has rankled the province's specialists Shoppers expanding fresh food offerings Drugstore chain focused on providing convenience for customers. Superior Court orders OMA to reissue more than 40,000 proxy voting forms Judge has ruled that ballots cast before the ruling are invalid; the date of the general meeting remains, so far, unchanged Stateside: Night nurses are the new must-haves for rich moms Press Review - August 02, 2016 Australian pharmacy review points finger at conflict of interest, up-selling in pharmacies Government review finds drugstores pushing unnecessary OTC, complementary medicines to boost earnings. OMA encouraging physicians and proxies to cast their vote ahead of general meeting President Dr. Virginia Walley says final decision must be reached at the meeting. OMA sets Aug. 14 as date for general meeting and vote on tentative fee deal Ontario Medical Students Association supports tentative fee deal The residents' association, representing an even larger cohort than medical students, will not direct its members on how to vote First Previous 1164 1165 1166 1167 1168 Next Last
