From the magazine

Diabetes and mental health—a vital role for the pharmacist

Living with diabetes becomes an unrelenting burden, and it’s crucial to recognize that each person’s experience is unique, necessitating tailored emotional support.
How to ditch, delegate and defer, strategically

If the task doesn’t add value (and the College didn’t tell you that you must do it), ditch it.
Innovator: Breaking barriers

Nneka Ezurike is building on her own success as the owner of four pharmacies to pave the way for more women and other minorities in pharmacy leadership.
The power of short-term glucose monitoring as an educational preventative

Could community pharmacists be key players in diabetes prevention?
Five tips: Assessing and managing drug-related problems in cognitive impairment and dementia

Five pearls you can use in your practice now.
Public-private care: Entrepreneurs step up in crisis

During the depths of the resource crunch that hit Canadian healthcare last fall when there was an immense demand for services, Dr. Daniel Flanders felt bereft.
Problem solved: How do I hire a good medical receptionist?

We asked your fellow physicians how they handle this key human resources challenge.
Empowering pharmacists in the management of dry eye disease

When patients present with dry eye concerns, it is essential to conduct a medication review to identify medications that may contribute to or exacerbate DED.

Meet Jeff Leger, president of Shoppers Drug Mart