Bill that would allow Nunavut pharmacists to prescribe, vaccinate and treat minor ailments passes third readingNunavut becomes the latest jurisdiction to expand pharmacists’ scope of practice. AI tool saves major time sourcing drug informationIdea 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. Environmental pharmacy group wants SMART inhalers made a general benefit in Ontario The Canadian Association of Pharmacy for the Environment is putting together a letter endorsed by clinicians and they want your signature. Innovators: Immunizing the world, one injection at a time If pharmacist Ajit Johal fulfills his mission, the world will be a much healthier place. The PEBC is making it easier for some international pharmacy grads to become certified in Canada The new change is effective as of May 13. Pharmacist-owner sanctioned after student uses his access key for fraud Already sanctioned by the OPQ's Disciplinary Board in another case, pharmacist fined $15,000, after student falsifies vaccination records during pandemic. Second time’s the charm? Ont. budget announces new consultation coming on PPNs The budget made specific mention of considering new Any-Able-and-Willing-Provider legislation. The measles comeback—how pharmacists can help close the confidence gap Pharmacists can help prevent the spread of this re-emergent and highly contagious disease—one conversation at a time. First Previous 3 4 5 6 7 Next Last
