Patient-First Language

Working conditions has become an important issue among community pharmacists who've raised concerns over staff shortages, increased workload and quotas

Surprisingly, my chocolate Lab seemed to increase the level of 'humanity' when I brought her to the office

A new publication from the Neighbourhood Pharmacy Association of Canada highlights the association's achievements in 2019, from research projects and pharmacy facts to pharmacy’s economic footprint and advocacy priorities.

The CPSO policies already represent a compromise from, what the courts called, our patients' 'default expectations' for a formal referral

The house call remains a fundamental medical service in 2020 and it is the ultimate in patient-centred care

A powerful reminder for us to look for the people behind the veneer of drug use

Twitter was a toxic and futile place, and also one where I made genuine new friends in the medical community