Ontario to stop paying for high-dose opioidsOntario will become the first province to stop paying for high-dose opioid medications under its public drug plans, as part of a measure aimed at combatting the widespread abuse of prescription painkillers. Review concludes nuts pose little risk to air travellers with allergies Concerned Ontario Doctors march on Ministry of Health and OMA offices to protest tPSA COD petition for general member meeting collects all 2,500 required signatures; may result in the first meeting of its kind since 1991 Prominent B.C. doctor to lead review of Nanaimo's EHR system B.C. pharmacist has restrictions placed on license “Grossly large” amount of lost and taken narcotics leads to action. Health authority offers incentive to Nanaimo hospital doctors to keep troubled EHR system afloat Offer tied to MDs refraining from commenting publicly Multiple criminal charges laid against Ontario pharmacist Yogesh Patel faces slew of criminal charges related to narcotics. Press review – July 22, 2016 Doctors take initiative to get ahead of curve in transforming healthcare Quebec health minister reverses refusal to fund NP-led clinic What happens if Ontario's doctors don't ratify the new master agreement? The OMA weighs in on the future beyond the vote White Paper: Understanding why Ontario doctors are so angry First Previous 1167 1168 1169 1170 1171 Next Last
