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  • Pharmacy leaders resemble triathletes in at least 7 ways

    The make-up of a triathlete is not all that different from that of a pharmacist. Years of triathlon training and racing have taught me many translatable skills and qualities that have translated into my becoming a better pharmacy leader.
    Jason Chenard
  • Drug InterACTIONs with tobacco smoke

    The Drug InterACTIONs with Tobacco Smoke Tool was developed to assist Canadian pharmacists identify drug interactions with the polyaromatic hydrocarbons in tobacco smoke and to provide some guidance on their management.
    Ron Pohar
  • Pharmacy leadership and the riddle of the 3 frogs on a log

    Often, when we start to think about how things can improve, we quickly jump to external sources and resources and become discouraged because we may not have much, if any, control over those resources.
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  • Planting the seeds of pharmacy starts from the inside out

    Think about this: when we each of us entered pharmacy school or began working in a pharmacy, we knew very little. Then through a steady diet of intentionally learning the various aspects of pharmacy practice, we grew and became more confident and competent in the care we provide.
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  • Sleep on it! Turning it on and off in your pharmacy

    Sleep permits the brain to process the day, wipe away the emotional fragility of our interactions and wipe the slate clean. That’s the reason we say ‘sleep on it’ since you will be fresh-minded in the morning to decide.
    Jason Chenard
  • 4 tips to enhance the patient journey – and your business. Part 1

    It was not until I experienced this firsthand as a patient that I realized: the patient journey and experience are complex and frustrating. This is also an opportunity for businesses to create value and profit from providing much needed solutions.
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  • Improve Medication Adherence Through Medication Packaging

    Help improve your patients' health and reduce healthcare system costs by delivering medications in blister cards: the packaging that improves medication adherence rate by 61% to 96%. To help you offer this service, find the SynMed solution that fits your needs!
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  • Choosing your pharmacy's financial advisor

    As with accounting and legal resources, planning to sell your pharmacy provides an opportunity to re-evaluate your financial advice and confirm that you have the right advisor.
    Mike Jaczko and Max Beairsto
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