Stateside: More physicians die at home, not hospital, than members of the general public OMA launches renewed ad campaign at one-year mark of fee negotiation collapseThe Ontario Medical Association has released a new TV ad as part of a revamped campaign to engage patients across the province. Head of Alberta Medical Association has questions for feds about physician-assisted death law, logistics and ethical pressures Bulk buy drug deal signals thaw in federal provincial health relations Feds join provinces, territories in program to buy drugs in bulk. England’s National Health Service plans sugar tax on food in hospitals Ontario doesn't think health funding formula needs changing for aging population Trudeau Liberals promised to negotiate a new health accord during last election. Private insurers want in on national bulk-buying deal for drugs But they have to be formally asked before joining any government agreements. Johnson & Johnson to cut about 3,000 jobs in medical devices Woman charged after parked ambulance stolen from Edmonton hospital Number of doctors in Quebec continues to rise Patient tosses hot coffee in nurse’s face in another assault at Mountain hospital Nurse accused of snooping into patient records loses bid for secret hearing First Previous 1238 1239 1240 1241 1242 Next Last
