Time management tips for pharmacistsAs flu-shot season approaches and more pharmacies take on COVID-19 testing, pharmacists will likely get busier and more stressed than ever. Knowing how to manage your time well will help overcome the stress associated with the increased workload. Doctors, pharmacies explore drive thrus, outdoor clinics to meet flu shot demandOttawa family physician Dr. Aly Abdulla says COVID-19 precautions rule out traditional mass-vaccination tactics, such as renting out the nearby legion. Referred pain Musings on the misheard: How the tangled mess of language can send patients heading to the wrong physician. The first instinct is to help A pharmacist makes a call and helps change a life. Alberta's top doctor concerned as COVID-19 cases surge in Edmonton area The province recorded 982 active cases in the Edmonton health zone on Monday, up from 851 in Thursday's update. Is it necessary? High demand for COVID-19 testing in pharmacies More than 5,800 tests conducted in pharmacies over the most recent five-day period as flu immunizations begin to ramp up. Virtual learning the new reality for pharmacy schools There are advantages to online learning, say faculty, however socialization—learning how to become a professional—is difficult to learn via computer. Technician shortage contributing to Ontario's testing backlog: Ford Ford says the province continues to reach out to universities and private laboratories to bolster its testing capacity. Insulin rationing a big issue for Canadian with diabetes One in five patients admit to rationing their insulin. First Previous 755 756 757 758 759 Next Last
