Pharmacist disciplined for snooping on health records of family and deceased colleagueA New Brunswick pharmacist has been disciplined for snooping in private health records, including files that belonged to family members and those of "a deceased colleague." N.W.T. faces lawsuit over health data breach that could affect every residentThe Northwest Territories is facing a lawsuit over a stolen laptop containing medical files that could include information on every resident in the territory. Quebecers especially have an important decision affecting healthcare in election U.S. government plans to ban flavours used in e-cigarettes The surprise White House announcement could remake the multibillion-dollar vaping industry Alberta investigating after medical examiner uses truck trailer for body storage A CBC video showa a purported funeral home employee dragging and tugging on a body bag to get it off a truck Quebec court invalidates portions of medical aid in dying laws as too restrictive A judge found the 'reasonably foreseeable natural death' requirement of the criminal code unconstitutional The big two-tier debate Up until 2010, the private-public debate regularly roiled CMA annual meetings Solve a problem: 'Colleagues are exchanging inappropriate photos of patients. What should I do?' We could use your help solving a problem your colleagues occasionally face. And you could earn an honorarium of $50 if your solution is chosen to run in the next print issue of the Medical Post in the feature we call “Solve My Problem.” Health must be part of election campaign: HealthCareCAN Alberta panel says savings to be found in physician pay, health, and education changes The report suggests limiting the costs doctors charge for services and using legislation if new fees can't be negotiated First Previous 201 202 203 204 205 Next Last
