50-year-old IT system in Saskatchewan can't properly confirm physician billingsNew auditor general's report says that the province's fee-for-service payments relies, to some extent, on 'the honour system' College tribunal allows convicted sex offender to return to practicePhysician is considered at low risk to reoffend, panel hears Private MRIs not yet decreasing public wait for scans: Saskatchewan auditor Doctor suspended for three months after writing several sick notes for a family member Dr. Kenneth Adams also failed to meet the standard of care while conducting a cosmetic procedure in 2014 First nurse practitioner clinic marks 10 years since opening in Sudbury, Ont. Jury must decide if nurse had consent to take woman off life support What your patients are reading - Week of June 5, 2017 Identity theft insurance free for Alberta doctors until 2019 via AMA Some AMA data could potentially be accessed after security breach Tapering opioids a delicate balance Session tackles how to identify and work with patients to reduce opioid dependency. Choosing Wisely makes inroads in Canada Program targets unnecessary tests and drug overuse. CPhA conference opening sets positive tone CPhA launches with promise of increased awareness, tools for success Opioids crisis dominates first day of annual conference Canada's ongoing opioids crisis got top billing today at the start of the Canadian Pharmacists Conference in Quebec City. First Previous 1063 1064 1065 1066 1067 Next Last
