If the U.S.-Canada trade war starts to impact drug prices, pharmacists will need tools to respond—and the government should be prepared to provide relevant financials supports, argues Shelita Dattani.
Leaders from major U.S. pharmacy banners and associations met with their Canadian counterparts in Toronto this past week in an effort to share experiences, wisdom and lessons learned.
The Ontario Hospital Association says it is concerned the tariffs and counter-tariffs ‘will likely bring significant risks to Ontario’s healthcare system, including the disruption of access to vital equipment and supplies.’
Doctors Manitoba says physicians write roughly 600,000 sick notes per year and by eliminating them it can free up more than 300,000 visits for patients.