Guidelines

'Not your HR police': Doctor tells employers to quit asking for sick notes
'Stop sending your mildly ill but very infectious employees to my ED for a note where they infect my frail elderly and newborn patients!' PEI emergency physician Dr. Kay M. Dingwall wrote on X. 'Knock it off.'
Rheumatoid arthritis increases the risk of aortic stenosis: U.S. study
Valvular heart disease and RA link hasn't received enough attention, rheumatologist researcher says

B.C. doctor who got fired over refusing COVID-19 vaccination loses appeal

The decision states hospitalist must be held accountable for the fact that her refusal left her unvaccinated and unable to work under provincial law.
NAPRA interim recommendations: low concentration brimonidine tartrate eye drops okay on retail shelves

Comments on new interim recommendations must be submitted by Jan. 11.
No increased risk of suicide or psychiatric conditions in isotretinoin users

A new review and meta-analysis suggests that isotretinoin may actually lower the risk of suicide attempts two to four years following treatment.
Regina doctor charged with fraud, breach of trust, identity theft, and overbilling

The 53-year-old doctor, who also faces non-criminal charges, has turned herself in to the police for what has been described as allegations involving ‘a very significant amount of money.’
Four doctors and health authority hit with negligence suit in fentanyl overdose death

According to the civil claim, hospital staff failed to administer the naloxone prescribed by one doctor and the patient was left unattended for 6.5 hours.
Ontario pharmacists, RPhTs granted new immunization, treatment authorities

Regulations enabling immunization and treatment for new respiratory ailments in new populations effective immediately.
B.C.’s chief coroner exits, frustrated and disappointed with government’s OD response

Lisa Lapointe, British Columbia's chief coroner, expresses concern about the intrusion of politics into public health.
The hope of healthcare – trade-offs!

Within the world of pharmacy, we must be intentional to show the value that is provided to our patients. In the absence of recognizing the value, a patient can become disengaged with his care.

'Not your HR police': Doctor tells employers to quit asking for sick notes

Rheumatoid arthritis increases the risk of aortic stenosis: U.S. study

B.C. doctor who got fired over refusing COVID-19 vaccination loses appeal

NAPRA interim recommendations: low concentration brimonidine tartrate eye drops okay on retail shelves

No increased risk of suicide or psychiatric conditions in isotretinoin users

Regina doctor charged with fraud, breach of trust, identity theft, and overbilling

Four doctors and health authority hit with negligence suit in fentanyl overdose death

Ontario pharmacists, RPhTs granted new immunization, treatment authorities

B.C.’s chief coroner exits, frustrated and disappointed with government’s OD response

The hope of healthcare – trade-offs!