Pharmacy Business

Angry, frustrated Alberta pharmacists rally at Legislature

Grassroots protest group aims to send a strong message about the devastating impact recent cutbacks will have on the pharmacy profession and services for patients.
Alberta docs told to pay back OT billing, or get docked

EDMONTON | Doctor’s in Alberta could have some of their earnings held back after the health authority sent out letters warning that some physicians had overbilled the system.
Newfoundland pharmacists have licences suspended

The Newfoundland and Labrador Pharmacy Board has suspended the licenses of two St. John’s pharmacists who also face numerous court charges.
Saskatchewan leads on minor ailment prescribing

New program offers patients faster service at no additional cost, and brings new business into the pharmacy.
Impact of drug pricing reform worries B.C. pharmacists

Pharmacies expect to take a major financial hit when the price of the top six generic drugs drops to 18% in April.
Plan to ban loyalty points on hold

College puts the breaks on plans after receiving a huge amount of feedback from practitioners and patients.
CAPT Corner—March 19, 2013

March 2nd 2013 was a momentous day for CAPT and pharmacy technicians across Canada!
Video gives techs in-depth look at qualifying exam process

An online video aims to help pharmacy technicians prepare for their qualifying exams by giving them an overall sense of what to expect during the process.

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