ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR
- 8/27/2019
Manitoba election could bring UTI prescribing—and payment—for pharmacists
Just two weeks before Manitoba elects a new provincial government, the Progressive Conservative (PC) Party of Manitoba has promised—if they are re-elected—to pay pharmacists to prescribe medication for uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTI). - 8/26/2019
B.C. pleased with Oklahoma ruling in opioids case as it continues lawsuit
Canadian suit alleges companies falsely marketed opioids as less addictive than other pain drugs - 8/26/2019
How smoking cessation in heavy smokers affects future cardiovascular risk
Study examines time course of cardiovascular disease risk reduction after smoking cessation - 8/26/2019
The pitch
When the protagonists of a buddy-cop flick go to see the doctor, you’ve got yourself a movie just waiting to be made - 8/26/2019
Code Orange: Inside a Toronto hospital's preparation for the next catastrophe
What happens when a major metropolitan hospital faces a large-scale emergency? - 8/26/2019
Man arrested, charges laid after paintball shooting at Alberta safe drug site
The paintball shooting has accompanied a string of threats that have come since the city council voted down a motion to defund the sites - 8/25/2019
Comparing health systems: Lessons for Ontario
Six fundamental lessons that we believe are necessary for Ontario’s (and in some cases Canada’s) health system to improve - 8/25/2019
Expanding pharmacy services increases both healthcare and profit outcomes
Legislation that expands the types of services offered by pharmacies may also benefit their profits