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- 11/4/2022
Cree woman alleges discrimination in lawsuit after newborn dies in Edmonton hospital
The suit said the mother went to the hospital after suffering cramps and that she consented under duress to a vaginal exam, causing an “immense amount of pain.'' - 11/4/2022
Ontario hospitals directed to treat some children who need ICU, surgeries may be axed
The move is necessary to ease pressure on overstretched pediatric hospitals, the chief medical director of Ontario Health said Thursday. - 11/3/2022
Health Canada authorizes Moderna Spikevax bivalent targeting BA.4/BA.5 for Canadians 18 and up
Health Canada noted the booster dose has a similar safety profile to previous iterations of Spikevax boosters. - 11/3/2022
Into the thick of it
Sarah-Lynn Dunlop advocates for some self-care, especially before the mayhem of cold/flu/COVID season ahead. - 11/3/2022
Five causes of medication errors that significantly increased during COVID-19
Pharmacists across Canada fill more than 600 million prescriptions every year, and though somewhat rare, medication incidents do occur. When COVID-19 hit, it put unprecedented pressure on the industry. - 11/3/2022
CFPC announces 2022-23 president and board members
The new president has focused her career in Ontario and British Columbia. - 11/3/2022
Ontario hospitals asked to treat children 14 and up who need ICU
Surgeries may need to be cancelled as a result, Dr. Andrew Baker wrote to hospital CEOs in a memo obtained by The Canadian Press. - 11/3/2022
Quebec hospital may remove child's breathing tube despite parents' objection: court
The hospital says it will not remove the breathing tube until the parents have had a chance to appeal the ruling. - 11/3/2022
POLL: Will B.C.'s new deal with docs attract more physicians to the province?
Some news reports suggest docs from Alberta are already eyeing B.C.'s new deal. - 11/3/2022
Young Leader in Pharmacy Lori LeBlanc: "...healthcare in Canada is being challenged and needs pharmacists to help bridge the gap in accessing care for Canadians."
For many years pharmacists have been known as the “pill counters” or “druggists” hidden behind the pharmacy counter, but the truth is pharmacists are a lot more than that and have proven so throughout the pandemic.