Associations

Pharmacists who trained outside Canada currently make up more than 30% of pharmacy professionals in the country.

Tim Smith, CMA CEO since 2015, announced plans to step down from the role at the end of 2024.

There are two upcoming vacancies on the eight-member committee.

‘Despite the fact that systems [around the world] are so different, the challenges are very much the same,’ says Sandra Hanna, chief executive officer of the association.

In a live poll at the OPA RxTalks conference, 95% of pharmacists in the audience said they had experienced or witnessed mistreatment by a patient. The problem goes beyond the people in that room and it's time to address it.

The seminar will cover biosimilars, the self-care framework and medication incident analyses.

Canadian involved in startup of Pharmacy Technicians International says organization was launched to create opportunities and raise awareness.

The ratification vote is set to close Feb. 02.