BC’s community pharmacists are stocked and ready for flu seasonMore than 90% of pharmacies in the province have at least one pharmacist authorized to administer injections. Newfoundland expands pharmacists' scopeThey can now provide flu shots and other vaccines via injection or inhalation. Press Review – October 31, 2014 Survey to assess need for credential recognition system Pharmacists, employers will be asked to weigh in on the need for credentialing program. U of T ranked top pharmacy school in Canada Global rating also has program 16th in the world. Quebec doctors want to curb the health minister's powers under new bill Relations between Quebec doctors and the province's health minister appeared to be on the mend when both sides agreed recently to a new deal after months of acrimony. Ontario's health minister says medical tourism generates millions in revenue B.C.’s 10,000 doctors and province reach tentative five-year fee deal Fee increases will vary by specialty but all doctors to get 0.5% annual increase to cover overhead increases HealthAchieve Speaker Preview: The Canadian Economy: By the Numbers, and Beneath the Numbers HealthAchieve Speaker Preview: Cities unseen—the invisible world of microbes Choosing Wisely Canada says minimal efficacy and potential risks should make MDs reconsider recommending sleeping pills Campaign to prevent unnecessary testing and treatment launches second phase for informed decision making and right care Health organizations come together to call for ban on medical tourism First Previous 1373 1374 1375 1376 1377 Next Last
