Ont. doctors receive interim guidelines for providing assisted death Canadians see MDs for depression as often as for hypertension: study E-prescribing app connects doctors to pharmacists PetalMD is integrating newly acquired app-based e-prescription service into its medical platform. English pharmacies could face even deeper cuts Group warns pharmacists government intends to go further than announced $350M cut, expects up to 3,000 drugstores to close. OPA seeking input from staff pharmacists Association's new Caucus initiative offers frontline clinicians the opportunity to have their voices heard. Pharmacist flu shots a hit in Saskatchewan, PEI First flu shot program in Sask. going well while PEI orders more vaccine. States: Indiana bill would let pharmacists deny sale of pseudoephedrine Known for its meth labs, Indiana wants pharmacists to police sale of cough and cold meds. Video: “Technology and the Pharmacist” keynote presentation Kelly Grindrod on how technology is revolutionizing the pharmacist/patient relationship. Geriatricians make up less than 1% of doctors across Canada Calls to generate interest among new doctors grow louder as population ages Nova Scotia doctors regulator hopes draft of assisted death policy can help courts Physicians can pay to finesse RateMDs.com reviews Winnipeg doctor calls the offer to hide suspicious ratings or advertise on other physicians pages unethical Half of transgender Ontarians do not feel comfortable with their family doctor First Previous 1235 1236 1237 1238 1239 Next Last
