Medical residents at the University of Toronto appear to have won their ongoing battle over
tuition fees. The Professional Association of Internes and Residents of Ontario reports that …

Medical residents at the University of Toronto appear to have won their ongoing battle over
tuition fees. The Professional Association of Internes and Residents of Ontario reports that …

We want to thank the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities for its
concern and its understanding of the need for protection of conscience for pharmacists …

Conscience clauses are not new, but the idea gained prominence in California in 1996
when the state pharmacy association passed a policy to recognize pharmacists' rights of …

At a conference in Banff two years ago, a group of hospital pharmacists was asked to ponder
this ethical dilemma: You are in a small town and a 16-year-old girl comes into the hospital …

The widespread perception that the cozy relationship between physicians and the
pharmaceutical industry leads to conflicts of interest has, among other things, prompted a …

" Julee Lacey... went to her local CVS drugstore for a lastminute Pill refill. She had been
getting her prescription filled there for a year, so she was astonished when the pharmacist …

Federal regulations (45 CFR 88) from the Bush Administration protect health care providers
who refuse to provide care due to moral objections. These federal rules expand the previous …

Legislation to place pharmacists who refuse to dispense some drugs for religious or ethical
reasons under the legal umbrella of a conscience clause has been introduced in at least 3 …

A recent proposal to address conflicts of interest in academic medical centers suggested that
industry support of continuing medical education (CME) activities should be limited to …