Corporate Governance

Nearly 40% of the money raised by the WHO Foundation in its first two years came from anonymous sources.

Penalties for speaking out? The Medical Post’s B.C. columnist looks at the impact of the new Health Professions and Occupations Act

The decision sets in motion a reversal of government policy that began almost 30 years ago when then-premier Ralph Klein collapsed more than 200 health boards and agencies into 17 regional health authorities.

In the process of refreshing this Eastern Ontario town’s downtown district, workers uncover signs of province’s oldest pharmacy.

Recruiting health workers from countries on the WHO’s safeguard list without robust and reciprocal benefits for the countries sending them does not meet ethical standards, authors say

How pharmacists can create safer spaces and support gender-affirming care for their patients

As a pharmacist, I have always been passionate about providing a holistic approach to healthcare and deprescribing (even from my early days as a long-term care pharmacist!). Because the purpose and values of my business resonate with me, I can get excited to go to work every day.

Who would object to a more efficient healthcare system, where money is spent on doctors and nurses, as opposed to the bureaucrats who contribute to patient suffering?