Editorial: Leave it to the self-care experts—YouYou’re doing your best to get out there in the OTC aisles and field questions. We’ll do our best to ensure you remain the OTC experts. Pharmacy Practice Letters: April/May 2011Reflections on weight bias; Questioning corticosteroid asthma treatment. Editorial: Take a cue from the big guys Spending three days at APhA conference enlightened me to an array of impressive initiatives our U.S. counterparts are accomplishing. Physician, do you pray, to make it today? Farewell to MedPost writer Gastric bypass patients gone bad Rural students have hard time getting into medical school The EHR and the dare What should be done when patients can access their raw test results electronically before their doctor has seen them? Beware of patients bearing pamphlets Waiting room literature: pleasant diversion or lightning rod for inane questions? Low-cost, time-efficient green pharmacy initiatives Q. Our pharmacy doesn't have a lot of time or funds to devote to green initiatives, but would like to get involved. Do you have any low-cost, time-efficient ideas to get us started? A better way to build EHRs Use fee-for-service as the model for building electronic health records, so you pay for results—not the process LETTER: More about the elusive number of Canada’s indigenous physicians First Previous 517 518 519 520 521 Next Last
