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Ontario eases the path to practice for doctors trained in the U.S., Australia, Ireland and the U.K.
Regulatory policy changes at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario include removal of assessment and supervision requirements for doctors trained and board-certified in the U.S.
B.C. to become first province to adapt a nurse-to-patient ratio
The move is a key plank in the tentative contract reached between the province and the Nurses Bargaining Association last week.

Ontario to expand list of tests midwives can order; midwives say it's a first step

Jessica Carfagnini, a board member of the Ontario Association of Naturopathic Doctor, said their hopes are similar to the midwives.’
PTSBC hosts seminar on roles of oncology techs in U.S.

Speakers shed light on growing opportunities for Canadian techs interested in working in cancer care.
Embracing change in Walkerton, Ontario

For 86 years and counting Brown’s Pharmacy has served the rural community of Walkerton, Ont., and continues to prosper in the ever-changing pharmacy landscape.
Understanding pain and what healthcare professionals can do

As healthcare professionals, we are all too familiar with the debilitating effects of pain on our patients' quality of life. Whether acute or chronic, pain can be a challenge to manage effectively.
Physician to launch program to help doctors be better peer supporters

The new peer support program—expected to launch in June 2023 under the leadership of Winnipeg family doctor Dr. Jacqueline Gougeon—will teach skills such as empathetic listening.
Manitoba College provides primer on gender-affirming care

The materials look to address lessons learned from recently reviewed cases put to the complaints committee.
Excitement in the air at Pharmacy U Toronto

Excitement over new scopes of practice, broadest-ever variety of sessions attract record crowds to PharmacyU Toronto
Anti-racism policies in healthcare should be led by Indigenous staff: report

More Indigenous practitioners are needed to address systemic racism, but that can’t happen without a supportive education system that also envisions them in leadership roles.

Ontario eases the path to practice for doctors trained in the U.S., Australia, Ireland and the U.K.

B.C. to become first province to adapt a nurse-to-patient ratio

Ontario to expand list of tests midwives can order; midwives say it's a first step

PTSBC hosts seminar on roles of oncology techs in U.S.

Embracing change in Walkerton, Ontario

Understanding pain and what healthcare professionals can do

Physician to launch program to help doctors be better peer supporters

Manitoba College provides primer on gender-affirming care

Excitement in the air at Pharmacy U Toronto

Anti-racism policies in healthcare should be led by Indigenous staff: report