Associations

TORONTO | The Ontario Medical Association is reeling from the provincial government’s decision to ramp up investigations into suspicious Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) billings—a decision that is sitting well with other health-care workers and groups.

Details won’t be released until PANS shares information with members, final approvals are received.

Other hurdles identified add up to a lack of clarity about role, value of NPs, adds Judith Shamian

The Canadian Medical Association has joined forces with 10 other professional organizations in an effort to change the rules around pensions.

Distributed education could be expanded to help increase access to domestic graduates, federation argues

Dr. John Chiasson, who has biked to work for 30 years, hopes to get MDs more active