Practice news

It isn’t just a service being provided, it's a way to shine a spotlight on the importance of expanded scope of practice for Ontario’s pharmacists, who could be filling in some of these gaps for patients without a physician.

What a seamless flow of information between a patient and their various care providers could look like.

As the third-largest healthcare profession in the country, Canada’s 50,000+ pharmacists are uniquely positioned and accessible to contribute to the provision of chronic disease management.

Free resource in Ontario will help patients find pharmacies offering opioid use disorder services.

As pharmacy professionals grapple with poor workplace conditions, three U.S. pharmacy organizations are calling for action.

Examine your workflow and see where pharmacists’ time can be freed up and refocused into caring for patients and providing prescribing services.

Primary interventions and roles of community pharmacists for patients with HF include medication management, education and immunizations.

The government of Saskatchewan is allowing pharmacists to substitute medications under certain conditions.