- Next! Cashing in on our Medicare system. [Journal Article]CPJ. 1989 Nov; 122(11):594-6, 629.CPJ
- Fee for service. It's time to finish Medicare's job. [Journal Article]CPJ. 1989 Nov; 122(11):590-1.CPJ
- Our brothers' keepers. [Journal Article]CPJ. 1989 Mar; 122(3):136-8, 140.CPJ
- Drug problems among health professionals. [Journal Article]CPJ. 1989 Mar; 122(3):130-2, 134.CPJ
- Available information on patterns of alcohol and drug abuse among health professionals, as well as information on abuse versus impairment, is reviewed. Past and present attitudes and approaches to helping the alcohol- or drug-impaired health professional in Ontario are examined.
- A secret inability to comply. The price of illiteracy. [Journal Article]
- Imagine being unable to read the directions on your prescription vial or package of over-the-counter medication. It sounds like a nightmare, but one in 10 pharmacy patients are illiterate. This article reviews how pharmacists can help patients with low or non-existent literacy skills by modifying label instructions, improving patient counselling techniques and using symbols, pictures and audio ta…
- Hammering out a strategy. [Journal Article]CPJ. 1989 Feb; 122(2):82-3, 85.CPJ
- What's at stake. [Journal Article]CPJ. 1989 Feb; 122(2):74-6, 78.CPJ
- Who are the players? [Journal Article]CPJ. 1989 Feb; 122(2):68-70, 72-3.CPJ
- No limits to his world. [Historical Article]CPJ. 1988 Sep; 121(9):558-60.CPJ
- The prospects. [Journal Article]CPJ. 1988 Aug; 121(8):488-9.CPJ
- Drug costs. The solutions. [Journal Article]CPJ. 1988 Aug; 121(8):509, 520.CPJ
- Drug costs. The problems. [Journal Article]CPJ. 1988 Aug; 121(8):508, 520.CPJ
- The pay puzzle. [Journal Article]CPJ. 1988 Aug; 121(8):490-1.CPJ