Licensing

The auditor general with help from medical experts found evidence of inappropriate prescribing practices during review

The physicians' appeal on the privacy commissioner's order to release the name of the top 100 billers is now over

As the tragic death of Dr. Robert Chu suggests, going unmatched can be deeply distressing for medical students

The council of the Ontario College of Pharmacists has voted unanimously to approve a standardized quality assurance program for all pharmacies in the province that will require members to anonymously report medication incident data to an external third party.

New Brunswick initiative aims to improve evening and weekend access

71-year old doctor commits to serving dozens of elderly patients until end of year

Sessions at this year’s OPA conference were designed to equip attendees with some practical thinking and problem-solving skills in order to tackle relatively new practice and business issues.

Professor Andrea Edginton and the Waterloo Pharmacy assessment committee were honoured at the Association of Faculties of Pharmacy of Canada (AFPC) conference in Quebec City this month.