Manitoba Tories make election promise to have more healthcare at pharmaciesThe Tory plan would see pharmacists treating common conditions such as strep throat, pink eye and tick bites, as well as managing chronic diseases like high blood pressure and diabetes, My learning: Essential topics for pharmacy managementTaking the time to reflect and being open to learning business strategies will not only contribute to our overall success but also provides a greater appreciation for the intricacies of pharmacy. Should national pharmacare be inspired by P.E.I.’s new drug agreement? Lobbyists are saying the provincial system is a better fix than national single-payer pharmacare. ISMP offers free Med Safety Exchange webinar The webinar, which happens on September 20, is part of the WHO World Patient Safety Day initiative. This year’s Pillar of Pharmacy winner 2023 award recipient Bill Wilson has poured his “heart and soul” into the profession. Curcumin and omeprazole have similar efficacy in dyspepsia But there’s no added benefit to combining them. 5 Tips: Educating patients and managing risk factors to prevent stroke Nine in 10 Canadians have at least one risk factor for stroke or cardiovascular disease—many of which are modifiable. Health Canada to review U.S. panel’s conclusion that common decongestant doesn’t work The U.S. FDA must still decide whether to revoke the over-the-counter designation for medications containing phenylephrine, meaning they may need to be removed from store shelves. You're welcome: Nova Scotia launches online home for new IMG orientation program The Welcome Collaborative—a $1.3-million investment by the province, plans to host up to six sessions per year with as many as 20 doctors per session. POLL: Do you want universal pharmacare? Take our weekly doctor poll. See what your colleagues say. First Previous 139 140 141 142 143 Next Last
