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  • Hairstyle, lifestyle, and workstyle – pharmacy style

    If you have ever seen a late-night infomercial on television, you may have encountered a product that was so amazing and so easy to use that all you had to do was “set it and forget it.” While that phrase may sell product in late night infomercials, it most definitely does not apply to the pharmacies.
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  • How to choose your transition lawyer

    Selling your pharmacy is not just a financial transaction, but a legal one, and it behooves you to consult a lawyer early in the process.
    Mike Jaczko and Max Beairsto
  • Decoupling from the dispensary: boldly pursuing the path of service-based pharmacy

    What if we viewed dispensing robots and RPhTs as a launching pad for a cognitive-service-based future for our profession? By freeing up our time, we can do more of what we do a better job at. You know, being the pharmacotherapy experts within the healthcare system.
    Ashwin Juneja
  • How does a pharmacy rebound from criticism?

    When pharmacy staff get angry words from patients, what the pharmacy manager says next means something. Something potentially very important to how the interaction carries on.
    Jason Chenard
  • How to pick your pharmacy transition team’s lead advisor

    If you are planning to exit your pharmacy business, you need a good team of advisors on your side. It should include an accountant, a corporate lawyer, a tax expert and a financial advisor, but the single most important member is the team lead – a “quarterback” who will ensure the players are working together and who will represent your interests from start to finish.
    Mike & Max
  • Lifestyle modifications and medication adherence

    Many people, including myself, believed at one point that patients were very much like a cup. The education provided would be like the liquid filling up the cup. Once the cup got filled to a certain level, like a switch, the patient would begin to do everything correctly.
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  • How to lead a high-performance pharmacy team

    High performance teams need a strong leader, but it can be difficult to be a leader. Nobody ever teaches us as pharmacists what being a real leader is all about. True leadership is the ability to communicate with and effectively reach each person on your team.
    Carlene Oleksyn
  • What's the big deal about IBS? Pharmacists, you can help

    As practising pharmacists, we talk with patients suffering from IBS many days. Or, more accurately, we try to talk with these patients, with varying success. Patients really do not want to talk about it, they have been down this road too many times, they have tried so many different things and here they are again.
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