B.C. declares public health crisis over rise in opioid-related overdosesHundreds of pharmacists participate in naloxone training sessions as college fast-tracks drug’s conversion to non-prescription status in response to emergency. Empowering pharmacists to make interventions lowers patients' cardiac risk: studyFindings from RxEACH, a University of Alberta research project, were presented at a U.S. cardiology conference. Doctor and pharmacist face charges for trafficking fentanyl Five others facing charges after a series of police raids found about $120,000 worth of the drug being used illicitly Saskatchewan pharmacists to vote on scope of practice End of April meeting to approve new guidelines. Does tougher opioid prescribing increase pharmacy robbery? Ontario cop raises question after drastic increase in robbery numbers. CPhA revises position on medical marijuana Once skeptical, association now says pharmacists should play key role in dispensing and management of the drug to improve access, education and patient safety. Hospitals join Mount Sinai’s ACE Collaborative to improve elder care B.C.'s nurses' union reaches tentative five year deal, with details to come Nurses shut out from PTSD legislation: ONA calls for front-line RNs to be added Case study: Early physician input a must for optimizing patient outcomes First Previous 13 14 15 16 17 Next Last
