CPSO has a 'change of heart' in controversial end-of-life case from 2008; cautions two doctors On-call doctors won't be able to use Toronto's HOV lanes during the Pan Am gamesPlanning committee not able to perform necessary background checks to allow access Eleven-year-old inspires pharmacist to get CDE And then nominates her for award, which she wins. Antibiotic adherence program a success in NL Initiative involves paid pharmacist consultations, follow-up calls. Second minor ailments pilot project underway in Nova Scotia Follow up demonstration will examine billing data. UK independent pharmacies team up to offer new services Program where smaller pharmacies collectively bid for services wins national business award. UNESCO renews pact with FIP for global pharmaceutical education Global Pharmacy Education Development Network (GPhEd) continues another four years. Dr. Alan Ruddiman wins Doctors of BC election following recount More than 50% of eligible members cast a vote in the runoff U.K.: Hospital apologizes two years after the death of 18-year-old patient who was told to 'stop Googling' her symptoms Press Review - June 19, 2015 Alternative payment models a draw for physicians working in rural B.C. New model being considered for Fort St. John clinic as the town continues to struggle with recruitment Photo gallery: Canadian medical innovations making waves in the developing world First Previous 1306 1307 1308 1309 1310 Next Last
