ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR
- 7/1/2025
We have our winners!
We asked pharmacy students to submit essays for our 2025 writing contest and they did not disappoint. Here are the winners. - 6/29/2025
Who’s afraid of AI?
I am, a little. As someone whose job is to learn about a subject, examine it from many angles, then assess, distill and clearly communicate what’s important about it, artificial intelligence seems threatening. It’s my new competitor, if you will. - 6/26/2025
Start your cameras—it's our summer photo contest!
Send us your favourite summer photos for a chance to win a gift card (and national publication!). - 6/15/2025
Editorial: New ideas from surprising sources
Along with April showers and the promise of warm sunshiny days to come, Spring is traditionally pharmacy conference season. - 6/5/2025
Pharmacy Practice + Business wins Gold!
Recognized as Best Brand in business-to-business publishing at National Magazines Foundation's B2B Awards. - 5/15/2025
Editorial: It’s not ‘just’ OTC counselliing
As someone who edits and writes for a pharmacy publication, it may seem strange that I am not a pharmacist. Nor do I have experience taking prescription medicines, other than the occasional antibiotic. - 5/15/2025
Minor ailments two years later—Ontario forum looks back and ahead
A one-day forum marks two years of pharmacist minor ailment assessment in Ontario with recognition awards, a research update and a look at how to better prepare new pharmacists to maximize their role in minor ailments - 5/14/2025
Pharmacy banners, suppliers meet to celebrate 30 years of advocacy
Awards, networking and an address from the Honourable John Charest among highlights as Industry gathers in Ottawa for Neighbourhood Pharmacy Association of Canada’s 30th annual Pharmacy Expo. - 5/13/2025
BCPhA conference 2025: Improving health access for all
At the 2025 BC Pharmacy Association conference, the focus was on celebrating successes while doubling down on the challenges ahead. - 5/7/2025
POLL: Are new fees starting to affect your bottom line?
Service and transaction fees continue to creep their way onto the bottom line of Canadian pharmacies.