Licensing

Patients in control spark new roles for pharmacists
Post-pandemic, expect to see a revived interest in health and wellness OTCs.
Neurologist facing court proceedings in cases alleging sexual assaults against multiple patients
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario has been criticized in media reports for covering up complaints against Dr. Allan Selig Gordon. But the CPSO says 'nothing was removed, nothing was secret. There was no attempt to hide things.'

Not like 'someone asking for Ivermectin': Doc who gave COVID jab to kids under 5 says parents knew what they were asking for

Over a three-month period in 2021, Dr. Christopher Sun administered the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to more than 500 children under the age of five.
The good goodbye

Last month I closed my practice in the big city because my husband and I bought a house on an island. It was a challenging three-month transition process, yet I had some valuable insights about how doctors can say goodbye to their patients.
Alberta physicians learn where their college fees go

CFO provides a breakdown of how the college spends revenue from annual renewal fees.
Germany: Fake doctor gets life in prison for patient deaths

The prosecutors claimed that the woman acted on the basis of an excessive need for recognition.
Unifying the EMR is not easy—it may do more harm than good

Dr. Jabir Jassam talks about upsides and downsides of Ontario's new physician services agreement.
Dismantling systemic racism in B.C. healthcare: colleges provide update on progress

Four medical regulators provide an update a year after a formal apology.
How rural Canada can attract and retain international healthcare providers: Address discrimination, provide support

Recruiting internationally educated healthcare professionals to work in underserved communities is not new. However, challenges in keeping them in these communities persist.
Jagged little bill: Do Anglophone Quebecers need to be worried about Bill 96?

Thousands of protesters took the streets of Montreal last week to call for Quebec government to throw out Bill 96.

Patients in control spark new roles for pharmacists

Neurologist facing court proceedings in cases alleging sexual assaults against multiple patients

Not like 'someone asking for Ivermectin': Doc who gave COVID jab to kids under 5 says parents knew what they were asking for

The good goodbye

Alberta physicians learn where their college fees go

Germany: Fake doctor gets life in prison for patient deaths

Unifying the EMR is not easy—it may do more harm than good

Dismantling systemic racism in B.C. healthcare: colleges provide update on progress

How rural Canada can attract and retain international healthcare providers: Address discrimination, provide support

Jagged little bill: Do Anglophone Quebecers need to be worried about Bill 96?