POLL: Are new fees starting to affect your bottom line?Service and transaction fees continue to creep their way onto the bottom line of Canadian pharmacies. How Donald Trump’s tariffs threaten Canadians’ access to prescription drugsAbout 55% of Canadians are covered by employer-sponsored drug plans, which means that when these workers get laid off, they also lose their health benefits, including prescription drug insurance tied to their jobs. What works and what doesn’t when advancing pharmacist-led vaccination around the world The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) cites Canada as an example for a best practice. Amendments to New Brunswick College of Pharmacists regulations approved by MoH Several adjustments to the regulations centre around pharmacist prescribing and scope in the wake of the Pharmacist Care Clinic pilot project. BCPhA calls for techs to administer vaccines Association makes the case for pharmacy technicians as vaccine providers, after their 2022 authorization to administer COVID vaccines. OCP’s AIMS data reveals areas for improvement Most common time for a medication event was the dispensing stage, followed by the data input stage. USask CPE launches Learning Committee for techs University's initiative offers opportunity for pharmacy techs across the country to come together to share expertise and experiences. Walmart Canada chooses St. Catharines, Ont. as location for its first pharmacy clinic The company has plans to open more pharmacy clinics in select provinces this year. College of Pharmacists of Manitoba seeking input on proposed changes to practice directions and guidelines The College will accept feedback from Manitoba’s pharmacists until May 12. New initiative for women entrepreneurs in pharmacy is launching with an event in Toronto this June HERizon Rx is hoping to empower women pharmacy professionals to get into entrepreneurship and leadership. 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
