‘Never ending arbitration’Dr. Sohail Gandhi sees evidence that Ontario’s provincial government does not want to work with doctors. ‘Demoralizing’: Why ‘pimping’ aka toxic quizzing in medical education is harmfulEducators can challenge students without resorting to intimidation, wrote the authors of an article in the Journal of Hospital Medicine. A pharmacist-owner suspended for more than $200K in fictitious medication sales The fake claims were made to Quebec's drug insurance plan. Central fill frustrations When it comes to prescriptions for compounds, more pharmacies have to get their act together. Saskatchewan launches Innovation Fund to promote creation of team-based clinics led by family doctors The fund is currently open for applications. CAPT elects 2024-2025 board President urges pharmacy technicians to be ‘loud and proud’ in promoting profession. Alberta College of Pharmacy introduces new licensee competencies framework The framework will set the foundation for its upcoming licensee and proprietor education programs. OCP to close emergency assignment class of pharmacists, pharmacy techs Pharmacists who hold an emergency assignment registration have until Nov. 10 to transition, while pharmacy techs have until next year. Turning off this wrong path Rather than expanding scopes of practice for others, we should reinvest in doctors, argues Dr. Jabir Jassam. Here’s how. Sask., Manitoba and Atlantic and Quebec see CMPA fees jump up Dr. Birinder Singh begins two-year term as Canadian Medical Protective Association president. First Previous 23 24 25 26 27 Next Last