Minor ailments two years later—Ontario forum looks back and ahead A one-day forum marks two years of pharmacist minor ailment assessment in Ontario with recognition awards, a research update and a look at how to better prepare new pharmacists to maximize their role in minor ailments BCPhA conference 2025: Improving health access for allAt the 2025 BC Pharmacy Association conference, the focus was on celebrating successes while doubling down on the challenges ahead. New eLearning module on ‘just culture’ at work available now Designed for all healthcare professionals, this module is free and self-paced. Fort St. John-based pharmacist recognized with lifetime achievement award A pharmacist with deep roots in the North Peace was recognized for his contributions to the industry by the BC Pharmacy Association. What works and what doesn’t when advancing pharmacist-led vaccination around the world The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) cites Canada as an example for a best practice. Amendments to New Brunswick College of Pharmacists regulations approved by MoH Several adjustments to the regulations centre around pharmacist prescribing and scope in the wake of the Pharmacist Care Clinic pilot project. College of Pharmacists of Manitoba seeking input on proposed changes to practice directions and guidelines The College will accept feedback from Manitoba’s pharmacists until May 12. A way to test for fake fentanyl patches in pharmacies? These pharmacists think they’ve found a way The current Ontario government program mandates that patients must return their used fentanyl patches before receiving new ones from their pharmacists. Measles cases are rising in Canada . . . but are highly preventable through vaccination Healthcare providers can help address vaccine hesitancy and ensure patients have access to reliable information on measles prevention. New rules surrounding sale of natural health products with ephedrine or pseudoephedrine The Order will come into effect on May 18, 2025. 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
