PTSA encourages techs to write CE modules Seniors in B.C. can register for high-dose flu shotThe B.C. chapter of the Canadian Association for Retired Persons (CARP) is partnering with pharmacies to help make the high-dose flu vaccine more readily available for its members. It's Pharmacy Technician Day! Associations planning ways to celebrate pharmacy technicians. 55% of voters are dissatisfied with the attention given to healthcare by parties and leaders Canadian health food stores want to sell CBD products Proponents have argued that since CBD is non-intoxicating, unlike THC, it should be treated like any other natural substance Banks battle it out in healthcare sector as Ontario doctors launch own solution The Ontario Medical Association has been developing its own pension-like solution tailored for physicians Neighbourhood Pharmacies and CPhA weigh in on federal election platforms They also outline their own priorities going into the 2019 election CFPC outlines three priority topics as Canadians prepare to vote this fall 'Our business plan was not sustainable;' president Dr. Hugo Viens on the end of the QMA Harshly affected by a decline in membership, the Quebec Medical Association (QMA) announced its dissolution and the sale of its assets to the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) at an extraordinary general meeting on September 7. Looking back My year as OMA president took a toll on me, but I'm proud of what we accomplished First Previous 109 110 111 112 113 Next Last
