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  • The course pharmacy schools should teach

    Raphael, is a great clinician and an extremely hard worker, capable of grinding through the heavy lifting the profession requires. But the demands of pharmacy life with higher expectations, rude customers, diminishing support staff and head office policies forced down his throat have all taken their toll.

  • I’m celebrating my three-year anniversary with Pharmacy U

    In recent weeks, I have come to realize that I have done a poor job as a historian to document certain events throughout my career. This fact has been emphasized by our smartphone-rich world where many people document numerous aspects of their lives with photographs. I am still learning that skill.
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  • Homeostasis and your pharmacy

    There is a certain level of chaos that exists in any pharmacy. One of the ways I measure this is by prescription volume. My last assignment as a pharmacy manager was in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania – the home of the groundhog! This particular pharmacy was filling about 2,200 prescriptions a week at the time.
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  • Exploring gut health: the role of prebiotics and probiotics

    Understanding the intricate relationship between gut health and overall well-being is quickly becoming essential for pharmacists. In our recent video presentation, Graham Mackenzie PhC and Lindsay Dixon BSc. Phm RPh. delve into the fascinating world of the microbiome.
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  • Top travel tips for gut health: preventing Traveller's Diarrhea

    By equipping your patients with the right knowledge and preventive measures, you can help them avoid Traveller's Diarrhea and enjoy a healthier, more enjoyable travel experience.
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  • How can we, as pharmacy leaders, prepare for a better future?

    The thing about a bigger and brighter future is that it is not easy to get to. We need leaders to get there. You, for example, may have a dream or an idea or a vision for a bigger and brighter future for yourself, and your family, and your team, and your patients. For that bigger and brighter future to get here, you will need to lead your people there.
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  • Why triathletes might make good pharmacists

    I have written about how triathlon is a lifelong journey than offers more than fitness. It forces me to dig deep and push boundaries of resiliency while balancing rest, sleep, nutrition, stress management, stretching and yoga. Triathlon has given me the other part of my identity that hibernates during the workweek. Opening the box and finding triathlon proved an amplification of who I am.
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  • Are you taking care of your pharmacy’s house league?

    In a pharmacy, you have rep staff, like the experienced ones who largely run your programs and who are recognized by patients and prescribers. You also have house league staff in those who work fewer hours per week or month.
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