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Ontario college introduces new alternative to full investigation process
For less egregious complaints, the CPSO is offering an alternative to lengthy investigation processes.
Technician found guilty in largest case of narcotic diversion in Alberta college history
Crystal McIntyre was found to have diverted massive quantities of oxycodone and Dilaudid and then manipulated records to cover it up

Pharmacist suspended and fined for lying about methadone practice

The facility at which Shabuddin Syed dispensed methadone was not an accredited pharmacy
Planning the business side of starting practice
Nova Scotia college the first to provide pharmacists direction for strep testing

While strep testing in pharmacies initially appeared to align with the standard of care, unintended consequences became apparent when the tests started to be used more widely
Esomeprazole switching from Schedule II to Schedule III status in Canada

To be available for self-selection for once-daily 14-day treatment of frequent heartburn
Dispatch: The year the earth moved in medico-politics
How conversations become culture: physicians leading in complex times
Alberta registered nurses, nurse practitioners to prescribe drugs, order X-rays
Lawsuit in overdose death of 90 year old Nova Scotia woman can proceed

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