Licensing

More than six out of 10 residents have reported being mistreated. One doctor revealed being blamed, while in training, for a patient's death. Drs. Amanda Bell and Christina Grant from McMaster University tackle the topic of learner mistreatment.

After a week-long network outage, the College of Physicians and Surgeons has regained almost all functions of its external system.

The province issued a memo to the Ontario Medical Association, outlining the plan.

The program is launching with 20 new medical school seats and a focus on community-based, comprehensive family medicine

Dr. Alice Briggs turns 91 in August but this internal medicine specialist and allergist/immunologist has no intention of laying down her stethoscope anytime soon.

The board said the doctor neglected her patients as she livestreamed parts of their procedures, spoke into a camera and answered viewer questions—all while the surgeries were taking place.

Registrants have until 5:00 p.m. EST on Aug. 2, 2023 to vote.

In the daily duties of practising pharmacy, we need to say no. As much as we have a distaste for confrontation and want to help everyone in our sight, we are organically the gatekeeper for many requests that come through the pharmacy.