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  • 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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  • Assembling your pharmacy transition team

    All babies are beautiful – to their parents. It can be the same with a business. After spending years, even decades, building their pharmacy, surviving through the hard times and celebrating the good, many owners have a difficult time seeing their “baby” for what it truly is.
    Mike & Max

  • 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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  • When is the best time to "plant trees" in pharmacy?

    Pharmacists face leadership challenges from every angle. Staff, customers, prescribers, vendors, and you cannot overlook family. Pharmacists are challenged to lead all these groups (and others) and they all have different requirements.
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  • 8 top reasons to attend Pharmacy U Vancouver

    Registration is now open for Pharmacy U Vancouver, the industry-leading conference that will help pharmacists "Moving Forward Together."

  • Timing is everything in pharmacy leadership

    Early in my career, I recall a man coming into the pharmacy who had just been diagnosed with high blood pressure. He presented his prescription and asked me how long he would likely have to take this medication.
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  • Give and take in pharmacy – On finding mental balance

    So many times, life defaults us to approach mental 'balance' from the negative instead of the positive. In order to take, we must also give.
    Jason

  • Give and take in pharmacy – On finding mental balance

    So many times, life defaults us to approach mental 'balance' from the negative instead of the positive. In order to take, we must also give.
    Jason
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