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  • Timing is everything in pharmacy leadership

    Timing is key for effective pharmacy leadership. Learning when to lead is as important as where to lead. Think of some times when your leadership timing wasn’t right. There are many lessons that can learned by studying the ideal timing of action.
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  • National Pharmacare is coming. What does that mean for pharmacy?

    National pharmacare is nuanced, and the devil is in the details. What’s covered, who pays, and who administers the program all have significant implications on patients and pharmacies.
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  • Pharmacists are helping travellers safely plan their trips

    Canadians are eager to travel again. After months of isolation, confinement, and working from home, the thought of getting away to relax at a resort, explore far-off lands, or simply visit friends and family is wondrously appealing.
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  • Pharmacy leaders – there's value in the pivot

    How many treatment algorithms have you seen changed over the course of your career? Several! And you know what? We will likely see some more in the coming years. Why did these changes happen? They happened because we realized there was a better destination we could take our patients to, and we changed the way we treated them as a result.
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  • For pharmacists, it's not just where you are going…

    If we want to get to a better place, we need to define the place and lead the team there. Will it be easy? No, it will be difficult. And probably more difficult than you thought to begin with. But it will be rewarding. You will see your team come together in wonderful ways to advance to that goal.
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  • Don't be afraid to find your competition

    Surrounding yourself with the right people will keep the competitive juices flowing and allow you to accomplish things you otherwise would not have. But that will only be part of the battle. We must compete against our own mindset when it is holding us back.
    Jason Chenard
  • 3 top tips to plug your pharmacy holes

    Without municipal water you would have to carry an empty bucket to a well two miles away, take a scoop to fill your bucket and walk it back to your house. Quickly, you would be searching for ways to make the trip more efficient so you could spend less time transporting water and more time on other essential tasks. But what if your bucket had a ton of holes? Our pharmacy dispensaries have many holes, many we don’t realize.
    Jason Chenard
  • Pharmacists profit from the growing skincare category

    Skin health restoration is an emerging area of pharmacy practice pharmacists can be trained in as patient demand for specialized and accessible anti-aging skincare service is a big market trend. A pharmacist-led skincare consultation service in your pharmacy can improve the skin health of your patients and also your bottom line.
    Aaron and Allan
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