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- 11/4/2012
MCC aims to have credentials registry working by March
Medical Council of Canada also eyes testing overhaul - 11/4/2012
Medicare: The next 50 years
What will be most interesting in the Ontario Liberal leadership race will be to see if any candidate sees advantage in moving beyond the current consensus in Ontario health care. Pending decisions on the transfer of the Shouldice private hospital licence, and the campaign (which I strongly support) by the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario for the elimination of Community Care Access Centres (CCACs) are a couple of places where a real debate might actually emerge - 11/4/2012
CAHO announces two research projects on patient care
TORONTO | The Council of Academic Hospitals of Ontario (CAHO) has announced two new Adopting Research to Improve Care (ARTIC) projects. - 11/4/2012
LETTER: Informed consent often a dilemma
- 11/4/2012
CHU de Québec, Agfa to collaborate on digital pathology solution
QUEBEC | The pathology department of the Enfant-Jésus and Saint-Sacrement Hospitals has entered into a three-year collaboration with Agfa HealthCare and its partner TRIBVN, an imaging solutions company, to conduct research aimed at finding a new solution to integrating digital pathology into the diagnostic workflow. - 11/4/2012
And the award for Canada's best family doctors go to ...
MISSISSAUGA, ONT | A handful of physicians have been feted as recipients of the Reg. L. Perkin Award, which celebrates the Family Physicians of the Year. - 11/1/2012
An argument in favour of medicare
Dr. Brian Day's arguments about care delivered on the basis of ability to pay rather than clinical need would be amusing and even quaint if they were not so obviously self-serving. And his moral defense of his concept of “patient’s rights” would be more convincing if the successful outcome of his court case were not so lucrative. - 11/1/2012
Pharmacy organizations unite to provide unified voice
Deans and faculty associations merge to form one organization representing the profession’s academic community. - 11/1/2012
Centric Health gives a pass to Shouldice Hospital bid
TORONTO | The for-profit healthcare company that was poised to buy Shouldice Hospitalin Ontario has announced that it has abandoned its plans due to the political climate in the province.