Skip to main content

Pharmacy

  • Yes, pharmacists use four letter words

    While we may not always be on our game as pharmacy leaders, we need to understand that we are mentors whether we like it or not. Our actions, words and behaviours automatically serve as examples of what we expect from others.
    pharmacy staff

  • Is it time for you to buy another pharmacy?

    To successfully acquire a pharmacy, you need to collect adequate information from reputable sources, understand the regulatory environment and sources of revenue, utilize trusted professionals, and be wary of irrational enthusiasm.
    Mike Jaczko

  • Do you have a stack of forgotten business cards?

    As pharmacy leaders and professionals, adding value should be at the heart of every interaction in our lives, both working and non-working. It’s what makes you meaningful—far beyond your title or physical (or virtual) business card.
    a group of people sitting at a table

  • Advocacy Leader in Pharmacy Remi Adeseun: ‘My journey into pharmacy began with my passion for science and healthcare.’

    One of the most significant challenges in my advocacy work has been navigating the complex landscape of policy change amidst varying stakeholder interests. Achieving consensus among government bodies, international organizations, and local communities requires persistent effort and strategic communication.
    Remi Adeseun

  • Doug’s Leadership Code–the importance of eagles who fly in formation

    I’m not sure when, or where, or from whom I stole the phrase “eagles who fly in formation.” But, as a teenager, I certainly learned the foundation of successful leadership as a Little League coach and then running restaurants and leading independent retail pharmacies.
    Doug Sherman

  • 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

  • Heavy shoulders: owner versus pharmacist duties

    Over the past two decades as a pharmacy worker, I have held many jobs, from a 16-year-old cashier who cleaned the toilets to becoming a pharmacy owner, and I have experienced the growing responsibilities in our profession from all vantage points.
    pharmacy staff

  • Tips for pharmacists to lend money to your kids the right way

    Many pharmacy owners have the means and the desire to loan money to their children for a variety of good reasons. This post considers some of the pitfalls you may wish to consider. We encourage you, as pharmacy owners, to speak with your accountant and estate lawyer before loaning money to your children. You’ll be glad you did!
    Mike Jaczko
X
This ad will auto-close in 10 seconds