Pharmacist suspended for unauthorized narcotics renewals and failing to report drunk-driving convictionOttawa pharmacist Pedro Barreiro also billed for about 100 medication reviews he did not actually complete, according to the Ontario College of Pharmacists. Calling all pharmacists interested in PGx testingNew study looks to develop intervention program for pharmacies. Poll: Are your patients being impacted by drug shortages? Take our weekly doctor poll. Food for thought as we age Despite what his kids say, Dr. Gary Kinney has no concerns whatsoever about his eating habits. No more mandatory training required for B.C. doctors to prescribe methadone for pain Training was seen as a barrier to access methadone for pain management. Young Leader in Pharmacy Lynn D'Souza: "My goal is to foster a culture of belonging for my patients and colleagues." Young leaders remind us that if you’re not constantly thinking about what is next, the world around you will change faster than you do. New Canadian guidelines for managing rheumatoid arthritis with DMARDs “Living” guideline initially focuses on tapering of DMARDs in adults who are in sustained remission or have low disease activity. 5 drugs that changed the world (and what went wrong) It’s a good reminder that today’s wonder drug may be tomorrow’s problem drug. Pharmacy Leader John Papastergiou: "We are on the frontlines. What we do is practise, and this has real-world applications." There has traditionally been a barrier to community pharmacists being engaged in research. I have worked to overcome this barrier. We are on the frontlines. What we do is practise, and this has real-world applications. U.K. pharmacists warn that drug shortages have put patients at risk Last six months have seen a high number of notices of medication shortages. First Previous 239 240 241 242 243 Next Last
