Ontario College Of Physicians And Surgeons
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Toronto plastic surgeon ‘Dr. 6ix’ tells regulator he realizes he acted against patient’s interestDr. Martin Jugenburg is facing a disciplinary charge of professional misconduct on several allegations that he violated patients' privacy, including an incident involving a news segment that briefly showed a patient's breast.CannabisJun 19, 2020
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Toronto plastic surgeon known as ‘Dr. 6ix’ accused of breaching privacy of patientsA Toronto plastic surgeon is facing a disciplinary charge on allegations that he filmed thousands of patients at his clinic, including while they were fully or partially naked, without proper notification or consent.HealthJun 17, 2020
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College deems Oakville psychiatrist’s affair with patient sexual abuseIn a ruling released this week, the disciplinary committee of the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons also said Dr. Jane Catherine Gilbert engaged in professional misconduct.CrimeJan 10, 2019
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Roy Green: Opioids are not the enemy yet the war on pain patients continuesRoy Green says it is rare for a week to pass without him receiving emails from good people suffering because they can't access pain medication.Oct 25, 2018
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Doctors’ personal views can’t trump patients’ rightsI have no doubt that the doctors in question truly do believe that the mere act of providing information to a patient is an infringement on their Charter rights. But I have a very hard time thinking that the courts will see it that way.CommentaryJun 15, 2017
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Ontario doctor argued he was too obese to have rubbed erection against patientsAn Ontario dermatologist who argued he was too obese to have rubbed his penis against female patients has been found guilty of professional misconduct.CanadaMar 22, 2017
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Ontario creates doctor referral service for assisted dying, provides free drugsOntario Premier Kathleen Wynne says critically ill people in the province can seek a doctor's help to end their life even before the federal government comes up with new legislation on assisted dying.HealthJun 8, 2016
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IV infusion clinic in Toronto promises recovery concoctions to lure customersA new clinic promises to help Toronto's busy Bay Street financiers and overworked tech entrepreneurs cure their hangovers, shake off jet lag and even stave off the signs of aging through an intravenous drip.ConsumerApr 22, 2016
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Should doctors report suspected drunk drivers? One doctor says yesOne doctor says physicians should be able to waive their patient-doctor confidentiality if they think their patient was driving drunk.PoliticsAug 25, 2014
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