College probe leads to jail term for psychiatrist who sexually abused patientsAn Ontario court has handed down a four-year jail term for a southern Ontario psychiatrist who admitted to sexually abusing his patients. Press Review - May 16, 2014 Admission rates for refugee kids spike after federal cuts A new study suggests that Ottawa's cuts to the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) have led to a rise in admission rates. Update: Doctor exposed to MERS in Orlando tests negative, isolates self in hotel room Pharmacy gathers to support innovation Supporters of the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy (CFP) gathered in Toronto on May 13 for a gala dinner and fundraiser to benefit the foundation’s Innovation Fund. OPA surveys pharmacists on alternative reimbursement Respondents weigh in on five different payment models, including personal billing numbers. New fee for GPs marks end of free doctor visits in Australia USask’s new program offers authentic clinical training The Medication Assessment Centre provides practical learning experience and tools for both students and healthcare providers. Seven colleges rule on medical marijuana Doctor to be tested to rule out MERS after exposure to U.S. case First Previous 1654 1655 1656 1657 1658 Next Last
