ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

• 4/21/2021

  'Shots! Shots! Shots! Shots!': Toronto pharmacist celebrates 1,000 vaccines administered

• 4/21/2021

  SickKids surgeons give baby another shot at life after removing nearly 3 pound tumour

• 4/21/2021

  Ontario emergency orders pave the way for more workers to help hospitals

• 4/21/2021

  Proposed legislation would see Northern Ontario School of Medicine become standalone degree-granting institution

• 4/21/2021

  Annual STI screening for all sexually active people under 30: new guidelines

• 4/21/2021

  Contraceptive care: clinical pearls for pharmacists

  A CPhA survey from earlier in 2020 found that over 70% of Canadian women trust pharmacists to screen, prescribe, counsel and provide recommendations for birth control.
• 4/21/2021

  600 rapid COVID-19 tests on Westjet passengers at Vancouver airport, not one positive result: UBC study

• 4/21/2021

  How embracing Equity, Diversity and Inclusion changed my practice

  Five key learnings that could transform your life and your practice
• 4/21/2021

  COVID-19, perspective and unknowable castles

• 4/20/2021

  COVID’s silver lining

  Virtual care is this pandemic’s silver lining. Almost overnight, the medical community and governments overcame barriers that were previously cited as reasons why virtual care could never work: privacy issues, outdated billing codes, misaligned medical licensing processes, and a loss of human connection. Clinics and hospitals rapidly pivoted to offer appointments by phone and video.