Ontario to introduce physician-friendly amendments to OHIP audit legislationWhile details about the amendments were not immediately available, the OMA president suggested the changes would address concerns about fairness and due process Alberta aims to cut 500 nursing jobs over 3 years; union calls it 'betrayal'The province is looking at options to deliver more cost-effective services, including increased privatization of universally available and publicly paid-for services Toronto Star publishes database of fee-for-service payments to all Ontario doctors Following the initiative, the Ontario government is likely to begin disclosing all physician compensation, one Star reporter said Look this gift horse in the mouth Doctors should think critically about the government's motives for giving doctors a favourable contract OMA closes out 'extraordinary' council meeting: president The association passed possibly the most consequential set of governance changes in its history, and saw unprecedented numbers of physicians approve a new relativity approach Nova Scotia’s doctors ratify new four-year contracts with 2% annual increases Canada’s top 40 research hospitals spent $2.68 billion in 2018, up 2.9% Money mindfulness: 7 things I wish I'd known when I started out If we are mindful from the start about personal finance we can avoid the common pitfalls Healthy habits for your financial wellbeing Family doctors vote to allow continued industry sponsorship of Family Medicine Forum In a survey sent out to CFPC members, 47% said they were opposed to discontinuing sponsorship despite concerns over industry influence First Previous 111 112 113 114 115 Next Last
