Travel medicine is not formally recognized as a specialty in Canada. Travel medicine consultations aren t included on provincial lists of reimbursed services. Does that mean travel medicine doesn t deserve your attention Far from it. Because travel medicine consults are uninsured, you can charge patients directly and name your ... Physicians used to be the only people prescribing drugs to patients. Those days are long gone. Over the last four years or so, in almost every province, limited prescribing and renewal authorities have been granted to other health workers, including pharmacists, nurse practitioners and even naturopaths. The latest province to ...

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