Dr. PrepperDuring tough times, how do you be ready if it all goes south? From cat-sitting to finding housing: How recruiters in rural Nova Scotia welcome new doctorsIn rural Nova Scotia, the job of recruiting physicians and other healthcare workers can sometimes entail having to cat-sit—even if you’re allergic to felines. 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. OCP answers common questions about PACE for tech applicants Those who are not already licensed in another Canadian province or territory are required to successfully complete PACE. ISMP provides tips to help simplify medication regimens Simplifying medication regimes can also reduce medication errors. 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. When we are not the doctor In medicine, we’re trained to stay rational and calm—but when illness strikes those we love, even the strongest clinical armor can fall away. AI scribes rolling out for community specialists At OntarioMD’s virtual symposium, clinicians praised AI scribes for slashing admin time. Editorial: The Regulatory Issue With high burnout, light touch called for from colleges of physicians and surgeons. 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. 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
