College reminds pharmacists of continuity of care role in emergenciesThe College of Pharmacists of British Columbia (CPBC) has issued a bulletin to remind pharmacists across the province about their expected role during an emergency situation. Why so many Canadians seek out-of-country healthcare Private clinic funded by Alberta Health offers controversial high-dose vitamin D treatment 'Unacceptable' to use patient applications to cherry-pick, says B.C. college New Brunswick government paid former medical officer of health $720,000: CBC Quebec health minister cuts medical school admissions OMA says it has not blocked any communications from two former district chairs Drs. Kulvinder Gill and Mark D'Souza said they resigned because the association was 'muzzling' them, but the OMA said that's not true Last year's ad campaign for naturopathic 'doctors' causes a new stir With more ads expected to roll out this year, new critics have jumped in, saying it suggests naturopaths receive the same training as 'real' medical doctors N.L. on fast track with opioid action plan St. JOHN’S – The Newfoundland and Labrador Ministry of Health and Community Services is continuing to roll out its opioid action plan at a rapid pace. OMA seeking to appeal court ruling on public release of physician-identified billings At least some members are worried the about what it will cost to continue this legal fight First Previous 316 317 318 319 320 Next Last
