Events

Pharmacy U Vancouver presenter Susie Jin: "How can we optimize community pharmacy workflow when it comes to glucose sensors and diabetes care?"
At Pharmacy U Vancouver I will be discussing how pharmacists can apply a step-wise approach in practice to support the one out of every seven people living with type 2 diabetes in your community pharmacies.
Pharmacy U Vancouver presenter Shelita Dattani: "Lessons from the pandemic."
Pharmacy teams have been vaccinating Canadians for well over a decade and are integral in establishing, building and maintaining vaccine confidence. Pharmacists have helped to build confidence with influenza vaccines, routine immunizations and have reassured their communities about safety of vaccination in children and pregnancy.

Pharmacy U Vancouver presenter Alan Low: “Wound care is ripe for pharmacists.”

For passionate pharmacists and proactive pharmacy managers looking to elevate their customer services and job satisfaction, integrating specialized wound care services into their existing practice represents an immensely rewarding avenue.
Stopping microaggressions in the clinical learning environment

Misgendering a patient: What to do when you see a colleague do it.
Nova Scotia offering 50 prizes worth $1,000 each for the best healthcare ideas

Premier Tim Houston says the Healthcare Improvement Challenge is now open to entries.
Can sexual dysfunction due to prostate cancer treatments be improved with exercise?

Canadian expert says sexual dysfunction is vastly undertreated, and exercise is overlooked for its benefits.
Video: Detangling the serious health risks of hair relaxers

In this episode of Don’t Call Me Resilient, Prof. Cheryl Thompson untangles the history of hair relaxers for Black women—and the health risks and lawsuits now linked to them
How to stop the CFPC’s plan to increase residency to three years

It's a convoluted process, but there is a way for College of Family Physicians of Canada members to vote.
Cool job: Dr. Grant Lum, performing arts physician

Thinking you might want to try something new? In this "Cool Jobs" series, we highlight some inspiring Canadian physicians who are doing something a little different
Easier than ever for front line doctors to control the OMA—but will they?

Today, the OMA board is directly elected by the membership as a whole. Every member has the ability to vote on every board director.

Pharmacy U Vancouver presenter Susie Jin: "How can we optimize community pharmacy workflow when it comes to glucose sensors and diabetes care?"

Pharmacy U Vancouver presenter Shelita Dattani: "Lessons from the pandemic."

Pharmacy U Vancouver presenter Alan Low: “Wound care is ripe for pharmacists.”

Stopping microaggressions in the clinical learning environment

Nova Scotia offering 50 prizes worth $1,000 each for the best healthcare ideas

Can sexual dysfunction due to prostate cancer treatments be improved with exercise?

Video: Detangling the serious health risks of hair relaxers

How to stop the CFPC’s plan to increase residency to three years

Cool job: Dr. Grant Lum, performing arts physician

Easier than ever for front line doctors to control the OMA—but will they?