PEI pharmacies already out of flu vaccine“We’re essentially out,” says Erin MacKenzie, executive director of the PEI Pharmacists Association. Press Review – November 10, 2014 Second, third largest US chains disable Apple Pay CVS and Rite Aid part of group launching its own direct payment system next year. Thousands of Chinese pharmacy students caught cheating Students were having answers transmitted through earpiece. Is the business of running a practice scaring away young doctors? As demographic shifts in medicine continue to be felt across the country, recruiters in one of the nation's remote areas say they are facing an uphill battle. Shortage of rheumatologists in Kelowna and other B.C. cities: study Some communities in British Columbia are suffering from “severe” shortages of rheumatology care. Health minister says NPs need more training for prescribing narcotics Prince Edward Island Health Minister Doug Currie says nurse practitioners need more training before they will be allowed to prescribe opiates. Lengthy trial expected for Sudbury pharmacist Pharmacy owner Herman Reich was charged with several offences in 2013 following a two-year investigation. New VP at CPhA to focus on advocacy Glen Doucet has worked in political, governmental and non-governmental organizations for more than two decades. Press Review – November 7, 2014 AMA issues tips for doctors who consult nurse practitioners The Alberta Medical Association is reminding physicians in the province of their responsibilities as the system employs more nurse practitioners. CMPA offers social media tips for doctors The Canadian Medical Protective Association has issued some top tips for physicians getting into using social media. First Previous 1376 1377 1378 1379 1380 Next Last
