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Zero tolerance? OCP dismisses complaint from teacher forced to use PPN pharmacy for specialty drug
Critics note that the OCP’s dismissal of the complaint appears to go against the college’s own policy statement against closed PPNs, which says these care models pose a ‘potential risk of harm to patients.’
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The medicine chest clause: How an 1876 treaty opened the door to guaranteed access to OTC and prescription drugs for Indigenous patients
When it comes to the treaty right to healthcare, an agreement dating back to 1876 set the benchmark, ensuring that Indigenous patients have guaranteed access to medication at their local pharmacies.
