Hospital (in)security: When a nurse is attacked, others suffer, too CPhA working group to define a unified, national scope of practice for Canadian pharmacistsThere's currently a patchwork regulatory landscape across Canada which confuses patients about what pharmacists can and can't do Halifax RCMP doctor now facing about 40 allegations of sexual assault Assistant Commissioner Brian Brennan has said he expects 'many more' people to come forward as the investigation unfolds United Nurses of Alberta recommend new contract, set Feb. 15 for vote on deal Quebec university criticized for intrusive health questionnaire sent to job candidates Ontario health minister investigating CPSO's handling of 1990's complaint against Dr. Brian Thicke For the first time Dr. Hoskins is invoking powers that allow him to investigate the regulatory body of the self-regulating profession NDP criticizes way Liberals added abortion rights criteria to jobs program Saskatchewan Medical Association wants province to set 21 as legal age for pot Abortion pill still largely out of reach for most women in Nova Scotia The abortion pill remains out of reach of most Nova Scotia women, because doctors still cannot bill the province for providing it. Quebec doctors charging patients more for administrative tasks after ban on accessory fees Quebec outlawed accessory fees—on services such as ultrasounds and nasal drops—at the beginning of last year, but it did not extend to administrative fees First Previous 267 268 269 270 271 Next Last
