New Brunswickers overwhelmingly endorse the use of virtual care to support their health-care needs.
In a new poll conducted on behalf of the New Brunswick Medical Society (NBMS), 77 per cent of respondents said they support physicians continuing to use virtual care after the COVID-19 pandemic is declared over. [Read More...]
The New Brunswick Medical Society is deeply concerned to learn that Campbellton physician Dr. Jean Robert Ngola has been the victim of racism. This is disheartening and disgraceful. Racism cannot and should not be tolerated. [Read More...]
The New Brunswick Medical Society (NBMS) is disappointed to learn that a physician is at the centre of the COVID-19 outbreak in northern New Brunswick. The NBMS fully supports an investigation into how this situation unfolded. [Read More...]
The New Brunswick Medical Society is deeply concerned about the new cases of COVID-19 in the Campbellton region. Physicians across New Brunswick have been working diligently for months battling the COVID-19 pandemic to protect New Brunswickers. [Read More...]
The New Brunswick Medical Society is urging New Brunswickers to continue to manage their health during the COVID-19 pandemic and to seek care when they need it. Physician offices across New Brunswick remain open and available to help manage acute and chronic conditions and injuries, review test results, prescription renewals,… [Read More...]
New Brunswick’s physicians and pharmacists support efforts to protect the province’s drug supply during the COVID-19 pandemic by limiting prescriptions to 30 days. [Read More...]
“The New Brunswick Medical Society is discouraging private employers from requiring sick notes from their employees during the COVID-19 pandemic. Physicians are seeing unnecessary visits from patients whose employers are demanding a sick note. Employees are also presenting at emergency departments. [Read More...]
The New Brunswick Medical Society would like to clarify its position with respect to government decisions regarding COVID-19. [Read More...]