Quebec MD penalized for prescribing drugs to a friendDr. Gabriella Schulz prescribed Imovane for her friend—without ever examining her or meeting her in her office. Medicare is all about money – super short history lesson B.C. nurses approve new collective agreement with pay increase, workload changes Nurses in British Columbia will get a 2% annual wage increase in a new three-year collective agreement. The third rail Single payer healthcare has been given great moral freight in Canadian policy debates, but that's hampered us from figuring out how to improve it Quebec pharmacists inappropriately charged public insurance plan $3 million Some pharmacists were allegedly billing for services delivered to deceased patients Quebec gov't backs off on revealing names of doctors who overbilled The Quebec government will not reveal the names of doctors, pharmacists or other health professionals who billed too much, La Presse reported Jan. 28. Saskatchewan doctor fined and suspended for excessive billings The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan has suspended a Regina doctor for four months and fined him $15,000 for excessive billing. Sask. pharmacist fined after receiving $705k in gifts Niklas Voelk has been fined $19,000 and has been directed to disclose the ruling to any prospective employer for the next three years Misconduct hearing for controversial Halifax chiropractor delayed A professional misconduct hearing for a Halifax chiropractor under investigation for controversial online posts questioning vaccination and immunization has been delayed until March. Fined $3,500: Lab assistant in Calgary admits to snooping in health files First Previous 226 227 228 229 230 Next Last
