New UBC student-led clinic to pilot a new kind of primary careThe Gateway Clinic, which will open in early 2026, will have students from all different disciplines practicing together. Bring Your . . . MLA to Work Day? Pharmacies across Nova Scotia welcome their local government officials for an educational visitFor the third year in a row, the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia organized an opportunity for legislators to see how pharmacies (and pharmacists) actually work. Ontario College of Pharmacists seeking responses on new survey on business pressures The OCP wants to find out how business pressures impact pharmacists’ ability to meet standards of practice. When you can't just cover your ears: Protecting yourself from harmful noise in your pharmacy There are many sources of noise pollution in the pharmacy, and they can make it difficult for staff to concentrate. It can even lead to burnout. But is noise inevitable? CVS and Express Scripts sue Arkansas over restriction on pharmacy benefit managers Supporters of the Arkansas law have said it’s needed because PBMs are forcing independent pharmacies, especially those in rural areas, to close. Here’s how one law from the ‘50s allows corporations to own (some) pharmacies in Ontario A new story in The Globe and Mail highlights this 71 year-old law. Bill that would allow Nunavut pharmacists to prescribe, vaccinate and treat minor ailments passes third reading Nunavut becomes the latest jurisdiction to expand pharmacists’ scope of practice. AI tool saves major time sourcing drug information Idea emerged from pharmacist’s own struggle finding quick answers for patients. Top takeaways from TELUS Health’s new Pharmacy Trends market report The inaugural report featured 5 big trends about the future of pharmacies in Canada. B.C. has a new prescription management program. Here's what you need to know The province says that the new program will be implemented into all community pharmacies by 2025. First Previous 2 3 4 5 6 Next Last
