Licensing

If you still envision libraries as rooms filled with books, it’s time to embrace the 21st century. 

Five-month delay in notifying members was due to college doing a thorough analysis of ‘extent and scope of the incident’ first.

This year had the highest ratio of residents matched to residency programs in the past seven years.

A law enacted in 2022, known as Bill 7, requires hospitals to levy fines of $400 a day on patients who can be discharged but need long-term care and are refusing to go to a home selected for them.

Dr. Kathleen Ross, CMA president, calls for solutions like team-based care, pan-Canadian licensure and a national health workforce strategy.

Despite the learning curve that pharmacists have experienced since the implementation of minor ailments prescribing, the benefit of these services is clearly recognized by patients and healthcare providers alike across Canada.

For the first time the Ontario government has suggested it might tackle the phenomenon—and the NDP are calling for the auditor general to investigate.

If you're one of the unlucky doctors who got a bunch of legalese from the CFPC on April 4—allow me to help cut to the chase.