Fire-ravaged town loses five physiciansSlave Lake, Alta., a small town that suffered a fire last spring that destroyed one-third of its dwellings, is now contending with the loss of five of its 13 physicians. Infoway defends its record against critic's chargesAgency notes country followed different path than U.K.'s NHS, which recently shuttered Infoway-like body Lawtons Drugs teams with LoyaltyOne to reward Atlantic Canadians for healthy choices Customers at Lawtons Drugs who adhere to healthy behaviours will be rewarded. Nurses rewarded for caring and dedication with Daisy Awards Express Scripts first Canadian PBM to offer mail order services New business model targetted at Canadian drug plan sponsors touted as way to better control costs. Staying on the saintly end of the ‘quack continuum’ U.K. MD Ben Goldacre exposes shoddy use of evidence by governments, journalists and even medical researchers NHS eyes big rethink England's GPs are deeply suspicious of healthcare reform MD fees eating up new efficiencies' money: think-tank Says payment system needs overhaul NB seniors protest proposed co-pay hike Various New Brunswick welfare groups have banded together to fight a government proposal to double the amount some seniors in the province’s prescription drug program pay in co-fees. The Medical Post Table of Contents - November 22, 2011 print edition First Previous 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Next Last
