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  • A bright future requires embracing change and expanding our horizons

    This is a time of unprecedented change in pharmacy—it can all seem overwhelming and like too much to handle. But as pharmacist and pharmacy owner Niki Shah has learned, resisting change is not helpful. What does help is to adopt an attitude of excitement and a willingness to learn.
    A door in a field opening to blue skies
  • Minor ailment counselling tools: Using moisturizers to reduce corticosteroid use

    We’re pleased to present the newest in our ongoing series of counselling tools on minor ailments and OTC-related conditions, prepared by students of the Advanced Patient Self-Care elective at the School of Pharmacy at University of Waterloo.
    older woman applying moisturizer to elbow
  • On pharmacists and primary care

    The latest blog from Canada’s chief pharmacist officer is a remember that the profession has made huge strides towards being recognized for the key role pharmacists play in our vast and diverse healthcare system. The next priority is to keep pushing down the remaining barriers to pharmacists being all they can be.
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  • Tech develops printer that saves time, improves safety

    Avalon Lupini was spending precious time handwriting expiry labels so she created SmartyPrints.
    Avalon Lupini
  • BPPC Summit to celebrate excellence

    Pharmacy professionals across all settings, other healthcare professionals, students, healthcare leaders driving diversity, IPGs seeking mentorship, researchers showcasing innovation, and allies committed to equity in pharmacy will meet at annual BPPC Excellence Summit.
    Black Pharmacy Professionals of Canada summit icon
  • Entry deadline extended for Pharmacy Practice + Business Awards

    We know thing have been, shall we say, hectic, in community pharmacies in recent weeks. Recognizing that, we are giving you more time to get your entries in for the 2024 Pharmacy Practice + Business awards.
    A white man’s hand turning back the clock
  • Pharmacy is a team sport

    I remember working on a medication adherence program with colleagues who, while supportive of the idea, raised concerns about the required effort. I left those meetings feeling frustrated. I wanted things to be better for our pharmacy teams and the patients we serve, but I couldn’t make that change alone.
    A team of coworkers smiling for a group photo
  • A wrap on Pharmacy U Vancouver 2024

    Learning, inspiration, conversation and networking were the themes of the day at our recent conference. The waitlist is now open for Pharmacy U Toronto!
    Glenn Rodriguez and Pam Kennedy of PANS
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