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- 11/9/2021
5 Tips: Implementing change in your pharmacy
Healthcare providers tend not to easily accept change, and pharmacists are no exception to that rule. - 11/9/2021
Saskatchewan to install protest buffer zones around hospitals
Goal is to protect patients and healthcare workers from harassment from protesters. - 11/9/2021
Death threats: A line that has been crossed
Dr. Nili Kaplan-Myrth, who has organized five ‘Jabapaloozas,’ says she is troubled by how long it took the CPSO to tell her about a death threat against her from an anti-vaxxer. - 11/9/2021
Pharmacy U presenter Pavithra Ravi: The borders are now open. Are your patients ready?
Finally, the borders have reopened to travel after months of dreaming of reconnecting with friends and family, and, for the snow birds, heading south to warmer climes. Many Canadians are sure to be travelling soon. - 11/9/2021
Poll: Pressures on pharmacy staffing levels
Have you felt the pressure of staying open throughout the pandemic, providing emergency expanded scope services and offering COVID-19 and flu vaccines while following the required safety protocols? Have your say in our poll. - 11/8/2021
New Shoppers Drug Mart data suggest pandemic has led to decreased high blood pressure diagnosis and treatment
Shoppers Drug Mart is sharing data that suggests that the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a reduction in hypertension diagnoses and treatment, an early warning sign for potential longer-term risks, like higher rates of heart attack, stroke and kidney failure. - 11/8/2021
Vaccine refusal: Freedom or disobedience?
With COVID-19 vaccine refusers, Dr. Jabir Jassam takes on the question of the limits of personal freedom when a community’s health is at risk. - 11/8/2021
Private practice docs set to be part of BC's vax mandate
Adrian Dix said Friday that the Ministry of Health is working with the professional college regulating doctors, dentists and other healthcare professionals. - 11/7/2021
CPSA just getting started with unannounced inspections of Alberta docs with numerous COVID complaints against them
The college confirmed to CBC News that five investigations are ongoing and involve Alberta doctors against whom the most numerous and serious complaints have been made.