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64 complaints against N.B. doctors under investigation by regulatory body - Vimarsana News

64 complaints against N.B. doctors under investigation by regulatory body

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of New Brunswick has provided its first update on complaints against doctors in 18 months. It's less detailed than previous versions, but it shows there are 64 open complaints, 40 of them from this year.

Source: cbc.ca
Class action against former UNB psychiatrist withdrawn, mass-tort lawsuit coming, says lawyer - Vimarsana News

Class action against former UNB psychiatrist withdrawn, mass-tort lawsuit coming, says lawyer

A class-action lawsuit against former University of New Brunswick psychiatrist Dr. Manoj Bhargava has been withdrawn, with lawyers saying they plan to pursue a mass-tort lawsuit instead.

Source: cbc.ca
Dr. Jennifer Russell has immunity against complaints, says College of Physicians and Surgeons - Vimarsana News

Dr. Jennifer Russell has immunity against complaints, says College of Physicians and Surgeons

All four official complaints filed against the province’s chief doctor with the College of Physicians and Surgeons were dismissed this summer.

Source: cbc.ca
New Brunswick to list surgery wait times by surgeon - Vimarsana News

New Brunswick to list surgery wait times by surgeon

New Brunswick plans to update its surgical wait times website to include the wait times for each surgeon, a memo from the Department of Health reveals.

Source: cbc.ca
N.B. doctors suspended for being unvaccinated allowed to return to practice - Vimarsana News

N.B. doctors suspended for being unvaccinated allowed to return to practice

A handful of New Brunswick doctors who were suspended more than four months ago for being unvaccinated against COVID-19 or failing to provide proof can again practise medicine.

Source: cbc.ca