British surgeon who allegedly removed patient's testicle by mistake lied to cover it up Press Review - May 13, 2016 B.C. doctor the first in province to be involuntarily stripped of billing number B.C. Supreme Court decision has 'effectively ended his career as general practitioner' B.C. nurses approve five-year agreement with 5.5% wage increase Doctors and more weigh in on bill to extend powers of Quebec health insurer U.S. consultant hired to implement 'Lean' comes down hard on Saskatchewan C.D. Howe analyst makes case against binding arbitration for Ontario's doctors Suggests it may be time for the OMA to consider a new ask—one that would allow physicians to provide services outside the public system State targets prescription transfer scheme West Virginia attorney general says mail-order pharmacies tricked patients into transferring to costlier suppliers. An 'ethical hacker' weighs in on ransomware, the latest IT threat to a physician's practice Discussed: why doctors are the worst customers; the price of ransom for health records; a fail-safe back up plan; and cavalier attitudes towards medical data Boots scores on own goal Corporate edit of letter passed off as independent pharmacist writing letter to editor. Disclosing physician billings: a cross-Canada breakdown Elderly women over-prescribed UBC study shows one in three elderly women inappropriately prescribed. First Previous 1186 1187 1188 1189 1190 Next Last
