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Practice management: When it's time to part ways
Ending the doctor-patient relationship can be stressful. Here’s what to keep in mind.
A green clinic
Making your clinic more environmentally sound can help save you money.

'Exceptional staffing shortages' prompt college to give pharmacist extra fine instead of suspension

Anne Marie Kember was sanctioned by the Nova Scotia College of Pharmacists for using expired compounding powders.
Expelled twice, revoked this time: Montreal doctor lied about getting kicked out from two U.S universities

Dr. Sirpal Sanjeev failed to disclose his history of academic misconduct when he applied for CaRMS and for his Quebec licence, according to the Collège des médecins du Québec.
Ontario hospitals look to 'unconventional spaces,' new staff models to ease pressures

But what exactly is a 'temporary unconventional space?'
Family medicine experts to meet in Toronto this November

Family Medicine Forum: Canada’s largest family medicine conference is back.
Tired of getting robbed? How next-gen smart tech can help

Bonus: In addition to reducing thefts, these security solutions could also increase sales and improve service, said security expert Paul Baratta.
NAPRA pilot program helps international pharmacy graduates get licensed faster

The National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA) is highlighting its new program to help international pharmacy graduates become pharmacists in Canada.
N.L. doctors push back against change that would give government a say in licensing

The Newfoundland and Labrador Medical Association says the move would compromise the profession's basic tenet of self-regulation.
Most important pharmacy trends in the past year: FIP report

A report released from the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) Board of Pharmaceutical Practice identifies dozens of the most important trends in pharmacy this year.