Technology

Made-in-Alberta technology is designed to make it easier for doctors to identify performance gaps in their practice, document improvements and get CME credits.

CFP Pharmacy Forum highlights pharmacist-driven software tools that are optimizing practice scope.

The app allows people to talk to a pharmacist by phone or live chat, have medications delivered to their home, get personalized, pre-packaged medications, manage refills and track their medication usage.

Creators aim to start pre-sales of non-medicinal, portable device by 2024.

Artificial intelligence is already fundamentally changing how some doctors work, but will it really combat burnout?

A survey looking at primary care in Canada and nine other developed countries found FPs here aren't in step with their international counterparts.

Sometimes you need spider-sense to figure out what patients aren't telling you.

Morenike Eniola Olaosebikan was hailed as a hero last year when her KemNet online platform connecting prescribers to compounding pharmacists eased the shortage of children's fever and pain medication. Now she's on a bigger, more ambitious mission.