Retiring, island-styleDr. Geoff Heseltine, was an ER doctor in Senneville, Que., when he decided at age 60, it was time to make a change. It’s time to take off our business blindersEarly in my career, I went about my work somewhat blindered, focused on my specific role. How Australia’s ‘national scheme’ got countrywide licences In many ways, Australia is like Canada—with palm trees. Editorial: The Money Issue The case for national licences (and how Australia did it). Why all pharmacists should think like pharmacy owners When I finished pharmacy school at 22 and entered the workforce, it immediately dawned on me that pharmacy school had not prepared me for the financial aspects of pharmacy practice. Fixing the national licence crisis New CMA president wants a national ‘conversation’ about pan-Canadian licensure. Building strategic networks Pharmacists want novel and collaborative opportunities. The reality is, they are largely hustling inside the four walls of their pharmacies. Improving pharmacy care in rural communities Pearls you can use in your practice now! Rx for medicine and parenthood Being both a doctor and a parent is not for the faint of heart. Preparation and managing expectations are key. Attention to details: An update on ADHD treatment First Previous 31 32 33 34 35 Next Last
