Medical license

Cicatrix Labs Announces Launch of Assuage Brand Suppositories to the Canadian Market

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Monday, February 14, 2022
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"This product launch is the first step in our mission of bringing uniquely effective cannabis products to the Canadian market.

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  • "This product launch is the first step in our mission of bringing uniquely effective cannabis products to the Canadian market.
  • "We are extremely proud to be the first medical marketplace in Canada to launch the broadest range of suppositories available to all Canadian patients."
  • These newly launched Assuage vaginal and rectal suppositories are available through the Canna Farms e-commerce medical marketplace for Canadian medical clients.
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    Cicatrix Labs is a pharmacist-founded manufacturer of unique cannabinoid-infused products including topicals and suppositories.

New Report Outlines Immediate Action Needed to Hold Doctors Accountable for Spreading COVID-19 Disinformation

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Wednesday, December 15, 2021
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In the report, Disinformation Doctors: Licensed to Mislead , public health advocates No License for Disinformation and the de Beaumont Foundation offer an expert analysis on a path forward to counter doctors attacks on science and medicine and prevent unnecessary COVID-19 deaths.

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  • In the report, Disinformation Doctors: Licensed to Mislead , public health advocates No License for Disinformation and the de Beaumont Foundation offer an expert analysis on a path forward to counter doctors attacks on science and medicine and prevent unnecessary COVID-19 deaths.
  • The report argues that state medical boards have the grounds under states Medical Practice Acts to take disciplinary action against doctors who are deliberately spreading disinformation.
  • State medical boards have the ability and the responsibility to counter the spread of misinformation by taking real action against the biggest offenders.
  • Its mission is to urge state medical boards to hold physicians and health care professionals accountable for spreading medical disinformation and violating their professional oath.

Cooperative of American Physicians Announces Retirement of General Counsel Gordon T. Ownby; CAP Associate General Counsel Douglas Shin Named as Successor

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Monday, October 18, 2021
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He began serving CAP physicians in 1987 as a defense attorney in CAPs dedicated law firm, Schmid & Voiles, and became CAPs general counsel in 1992.

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  • He began serving CAP physicians in 1987 as a defense attorney in CAPs dedicated law firm, Schmid & Voiles, and became CAPs general counsel in 1992.
  • At the time of his retirement, he will have contributed more than 260 columns to the newsletter.
  • Mr. Ownby will be succeeded by Douglas Shin, who is currently Associate General Counsel and has worked at CAP since 2012.
  • The Cooperative of American Physicians, Inc. (CAP), established in 1975, offers medical professional liability protection to some 12,000 of California's finest physicians through the Mutual Protection Trust.

New JAMA Study Highlights Urgent Need for State Medical Boards to Reform Licensing Practices to Protect the Mental Health of Physicians During COVID and Beyond

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Tuesday, May 18, 2021
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Despite this context, physicians infrequently seek mental health care, often fearing that it will result in loss of their medical license.

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  • Despite this context, physicians infrequently seek mental health care, often fearing that it will result in loss of their medical license.
  • Only 1 of 54 US state and territory medical licensing applications evaluated in the study fully adopted the FSMB recommendations (North Carolina), and five states were not consistent with any of the recommendations.
  • Thus, broad questions about mental health history remain on medical board licensing applications, even though they are inconsistent with expert recommendations.
  • "We have known that physicians have one of the highest suicide rates of any profession, long before COVID-19.

Verified Identity Platform Merit Launches ‘ReadyNow’ Medical License Reciprocity Program to Aid Nationwide COVID-19 Response

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Monday, March 16, 2020
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Verified identity platform Merit today announced that it is offering every state the opportunity to digitally connect medical licensing systems, eliminating administrative barriers and allowing medical professionals greater freedom to assist COVID-19 response efforts, even across state lines.

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  • Verified identity platform Merit today announced that it is offering every state the opportunity to digitally connect medical licensing systems, eliminating administrative barriers and allowing medical professionals greater freedom to assist COVID-19 response efforts, even across state lines.
  • Merit ReadyNow is offered to all 50 states at no cost to states, medical professionals, or anyone that needs to verify credentials, and partners can be onboarded within days.
  • Merit is actively engaged with emergency response organizations such as the University of Utahs Online CERT training program and the Listos California initiative, aimed at improving community preparedness and resilience.
  • The time it takes to transfer and verify a medical license across state lines should be minutes, not days or weeks.

Medical Licensing LLC Announces Revolutionary Credentialing Solution to Medical Licensing and Credentialing Challenges

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Monday, October 7, 2019
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla., Oct. 7, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Medical Licensing LLC has unveiled a dramatic solution to one of the most frustrating parts of a medical professional's life the licensing process.

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  • HOLLYWOOD, Fla., Oct. 7, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Medical Licensing LLC has unveiled a dramatic solution to one of the most frustrating parts of a medical professional's life the licensing process.
  • "Our doctor licensing service is nothing short of revolutionary," explained David Ivaniuk, the VP of the company.
  • To learn more about Medical Licensing LLC's services, bulk licensing options and other solutions, visit https://www.MedicalLicensing.com/ .
  • About Medical Licensing, LLC: Medical Licensing LLC was formed in 2011 in an effort to address a significant need within the medical credentialing and licensing industry.

Launching Today, RealSelf Verified Brings Unparalleled Transparency and Convenience to Consumers Shopping for an Aesthetic Provider

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Monday, August 5, 2019
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RealSelf Verified addresses the most important challenges and concerns as reported by consumers, bringing peace of mind, transparency and convenience to a previously confusing and opaque process.

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  • RealSelf Verified addresses the most important challenges and concerns as reported by consumers, bringing peace of mind, transparency and convenience to a previously confusing and opaque process.
  • The RealSelf Verified badge indicates that a doctor or aesthetic provider has met eligibility requirements, including:
    Proper Medical Licensing: RealSelf Verified members must have an active medical license and be in good standing with their local medical boards.
  • High Patient Satisfaction: RealSelf Verified members must maintain an average patient satisfaction score of four stars or higher on RealSelf.
  • Transparency Commitment: RealSelf Verified members must provide information about their practice, including years of experience, hospital privileges and whether they carry malpractice insurance, on their RealSelf profile.