B.C. doctors reminded not to respond to negative online ratingsThe college posted the reminder after two incidents where doctors responded to negative reviews online and, in doing so, violated patient privacy requirements When laser surgery turns into a nightmare, the toll can be enormousLaser surgery is performed successfully in 95% of cases but the operation can turn into a nightmare requiring complex treatments because it is a new, poorly documented field in medicine Unexpected blocks to care emerge when you're out of province Recent experiences have made me rethink keeping our Alberta healthcare while temporarily living in Montreal. A how-to guide to terminating employees It can be one of the most difficult things a physician has to do. Here’s how to do it Ontario physicians adjust to new CPSO referral guidelines Some specialists feel the new policy, which requires them to respond quickly and to call patients, is less efficient and puts a strain on their office resources The curious case of ConsultLoop: Promise and failure in Canadian healthcare 'When I look back on our journey, I don’t think that the current landscape has the right conditions for success for our type of venture' Survey seeks pharmacists' views on opioid prescribing and dispensing Penalty for pharmacist who gave flu shot to herself, family She'll have to pay out $11,000 after the provincial college reprimanded her Cross-country pharmacy check-in with Margaret Wing, RxA Our series continues with a Q & A session with Margaret Wing, CEO, Alberta Pharmacy Association (RxA) Doing virtual care right: Organized medicine in Canada speaks up First Previous 536 537 538 539 540 Next Last
