Government won't entertain Senate's proposal to amend assisted dying billFeds insist medical assistance in dying should only be available to those near death. Health-care professionals, patients and pharmaceutical industry align on ethical collaborationFramework provides guidance on clinical trials, continuing education and funding Illicit drug deaths could outpace vehicle crash fatalities in B.C. by year's end Government searching for solutions to stop soaring number of overdose deaths. Nova Scotia family leaves grandmother in ER for a week during Florida trip Grandchildren could no longer cope with her mild dementia. Press Review - June 10, 2016 Stateside: White male physicians earn 35% more than black counterparts BMJ study also reinforces past findings that that adjusted earnings for female physicians are far less than for men N.S. 'status quo' fee deal offers no 'real change' Deal being voted on: no raises for two years then 1.5% increase per year for 2 years Nova Scotia doctor charged with trafficking oxycodone pleads not guilty B.C. justice branch says nurses, pharmacists OK to help in assisted dying Guidelines issued for allied healthcare professionals to fill vacuum while bill works its way through Senate. Move to allow private CT scans in Saskatchewan criticized as backdoor to privatization Neighbourhood Pharmacy EXPO preview For a preview of what to expect at the Neighbourhood Pharmacy EXPO 2016, we spoke with three experts slated to present. Senate deletes near death requirement from assisted dying bill Sets itself on collision course with government with amendment. First Previous 1175 1176 1177 1178 1179 Next Last
