Bank of mom & dad: A physician’s guide to helping adult childrenA second degree or diploma, a new car, a wedding, a starter home: Expenses in early adulthood are not as manageable as they used to be. Seeking a workforce solutionIt’s no secret: there’s a human resources crisis in pharmacy that is holding the profession back from maximizing its potential. Four new Health Canada advisories pharmacists and physicians should know about Check out these latest Health Canada advisories as part of our full October drug news round up. 11 new indications pharmacists and physicians should know about Check out these new indications as part of out full drug news round up for October. Beyond the 4% rule: Looking at how much doctors need to retire The 4% rule has been popularized as a simple way to answer this critical question. It may be useful or misleading. Understanding how it works will help you to tell the difference. The business of medicine By leveraging AI scribes, automated inboxes and smart vendor negotiations, this is how one virtual psychiatrist saves time and money. ‘Race to the door’ Court confirms staff can detain and sedate violent, mentally ill patients before filling in paperwork. Two new dosage forms and one new dosage regimen pharmacists and physicians should know about Check out the details on these dosage issues as part of our full October drug news round up. Seven new drugs pharmacists and physicians should know about Check out these new products as part of out full drug news round up for October. Editorial: The Money Issue Why capital, productivity and innovation must align for Canada under economic threat. ‘The Peg’ The reality of a single ER shift shows This Hour Has 22 Minutes sketch is way off. Why your retirement plan needs a reality check Eldercare costs can add up quickly, but are also hard to predict. How do you plan? 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
