How Melissa Sheldrick became Canada's leading advocate for patient safetyTwo years ago she lost her son to a pharmacy error, but rather than go to war with the profession she found more constructive ways to change the system Manitoba, Sask. and B.C. have the most hostile regulatory environment for doctors The best provinces to practise in Where to set up practice? Knocking down two false assumptions about the best answer to this question—and finding some good answers. The physician-friendliest small towns in our great nation Q&A: How do doctors find their home? Physicians want more choice in where they practise, but in recent years they are finding their options have narrowed Physician concern about fee relativity mounting ahead of OMA special council meeting The meeting, scheduled for October 21, was scheduled after the Spring council meeting where several motions on fee relativity were deferred due to time constraints BC Pharmacy Association announces new board of directors It features three new members and six returning members College ruling against pharmacist overturned in ‘empathy’ case The patient alleged that after her identity got mixed up with another patient's, the pharmacy staff lied to protect themselves Quebec doctor suspended for diagnosing patient without evaluating scan The six-month suspension will begin if and when the doctor attempts to reactivate his licence Public drug plan expenditures in Canada continue to rise in 2017 Increased spending on high cost drugs and reduced savings from generics responsible for 6.3% average growth over two years Costco has yet to be held accountable for illegal rebate scheme It's been over three years since the initial complaint in the case was launched First Previous 949 950 951 952 953 Next Last
