Apotex realigns, announces new executive leadership teamApotex has announced a significant realignment in its structure and operating model, which the company claims will allow it to better serve customers through the establishment of defined lines of business. Medical tourism on the rise among Canadian patients2014 saw a 26% increase in the number of Canadians leaving the country for treatment Press Review – March 16, 2015 5 tips for would-be cruise ship doctors For these MDs, treating patients while travelling the world on the high seas is all in a day's work FPs empowered to effect change at local level B.C.'s Divisions of Family Practice create avenues that allow doctors to participate in decision-making Quebec health-care reform criticized for 'dehumanizing' family medicine Public hearings are underway on a contentious bill that would force family doctors to take on more patients—or else The changing nature of call Doctors are doing (a little) less on-call work, but the intensity of call and how that workload is shared represent significant shifts Full-time surgical assistants launch class action against the SMA Part-time assistants paid 17% more for to provide the same service Dignity, but no indemnity Can the terminally ill count on life insurance in cases of assisted death? Manitoba doctors reach four-year deal with province Deal includes 1% annual fee increases along with additional targeted increases Australian surgeons demand sex from female doctors, doctor claims Sydney vascular surgeon Dr. Gabrielle McMullin's comment provoke heated debate What your patients are reading - Week of March 16, 2015 First Previous 1331 1332 1333 1334 1335 Next Last
