Practice Tips

Dr. Robert Dickson has a case in his walk-in that brings to mind a philosophical quandary which he has pondered over the years.

A B.C. pharmacist is facing an interim suspension while under investigation for alleged improper storage of narcotics, in addition to inadequate labelling and record keeping of prescriptions.

With the 2024 Royal College exam season around the corner, data from the college shows that most specialties have pass rates at or near 100%—with some exceptions.

Lidocaine spray or gel used as a local anesthetic and other pain treatments—think ibuprofen or an injection of an anesthetic—are safe for most patients and can be effective, gynecologists say.

The new policy narrows the list of approves tests but allows applicants to forgo testing if they have Canadian or U.S. education.

Doctors talk about the aspects of their personal lives that remain non-negotiable.

Pharmacy residents can extend access to care for underserved patients as part of an interdisciplinary diabetes management clinic.

Done with residency? That doesn’t mean incorporating right away is the best idea. Before diving in, consider these three benefits and three negatives.