P.E.I. to offer pharmacists, pharmacy techs $10K in recruitment incentives, among other healthcare prosEligible professionals need to commit to 1,950 working hours on the island or a one-year full time equivalent. B.C. pharmacists will be able to become ‘referring practitioners’ later this summerNo specific fee will be attached to this option. Optimizing clinical activities in pharmacies while integrating new services Two experts give their advice on how you cab best organize your team and workspace to carry out clinical services efficiently and safely. Dispatch from Pharmacy Expo 2024: What’s next for community pharmacy? Supporting pharmacists in their important new primary care roles a key theme at Pharmacy Expo 2024. International pharmacy conference comes to Canada Academics and pharmacy researchers to convene in Banff this summer for this conference that’s being held in Canada for the first time Hospital-acquired hyponatremia risks and solutions: ISMP Canada Hospital-acquired hyponatremia “continues to be an important risk for hospital inpatients," ISMP Canada said. Here's how to prevent it Tackling the real barriers to vaccine uptake A complicated system makes it harder to ensure people are getting their shots when needed. Where to start? We do not want to stop medications that are safely helping to treat symptoms, but we could think about ‘legacy prescriptions’ which people may have been taking for many years without re-evaluation. Give your pharmacy staff a checklist of steps for administering vaccines Make sure all immunizers in your pharmacy are following key steps required for the aseptic preparation and administration of vaccines. Breaking the cycle: A pharmacist’s guide to prevention and management of recurrent UTIs in women Up to 50% to 60% of women will have a urinary tract infection in their lifetime, and up to 25% to 30% of these women will have a recurrent UTI. First Previous 5 6 7 8 9 Next Last
