What could pharmacy look like through an Indigenous lens?At BCPhA’s annual conference, speakers discussed racism in healthcare, traditional medicines and a Vancouver clinic trying to rebuild care around its Indigenous patients. The 5 trends that will modernize community pharmacyTELUS Health's 2026 analysis report reveals the trends that will transform the sector in Canada. Managing patient misinformation Misinformation limits access to care, wastes resources, and increases stress for both patients and pharmacists. B.C. college hosting final CIRCL webinar before June 1 deadline Session will help pharmacies prepare for full rollout of mandatory medication incident reporting rules. Check out some of the previous sessions right here. Bridging faith and pharmacy A guide for pharmacists serving patients with religious reservations. It’s Spring! Time to tend to our . . . staff I still believe the best staff are worth paying for and worth treating well. Lookalikes are one thing, but be extra careful when medications are soundalikes at the same time What’s the deal with Diclectin and Dicetel? A reminder from ISMP Canada to watch for these double trouble potential mix-ups. What is the role of the Ontario College of Pharmacists? Two of the province's pharmacy leaders provide a much-needed primer to understanding the statutory mandate and regulatory scope. Watch out for fake diabetes devices your patients may be trying to use Diabetes Canada has issued multiple warnings to Canadians, including for devices that use its branding without permission. Ontario Pharmacy Evidence Network’s final phase After accomplishing what it set out to do over the last 13 years, OPEN is closing shop. 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
