ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

• 9/14/2020

  Flucelvax Quad—a new flu vaccine option for adults and children (≥ 9 years)

  NACI issues supplemental statement on mammalian cell culture-based influenza vaccine
• 9/14/2020

  CPhA releases best practices for delivering flu vaccine

  Guidance offers tips to help pharmacists manage both workflow and safety issues during the annual flu shot campaign.
• 9/14/2020

  B.C. to add team-based primary care networks for patients without family doctors

• 9/14/2020

  A refresher on NHPs during cold season

• 9/14/2020

  Some Canadians believe officials exaggerate threat of COVID-19, poll suggests

• 9/14/2020

  Ford hints at upcoming announcement on pharmacy COVID-19 testing

• 9/14/2020

  Quebec premier issues plea to limit gatherings and follow rules as infections jump

• 9/13/2020

  NEW READER CONTEST!

  We're looking for your very best tips for making influenza vaccine season go more smoothly.
• 9/13/2020

  Quebec releases funds for PPE in community pharmacies

• 9/13/2020

  Do contact tracing apps actually work?

  One of the silver linings of the pandemic is that it has forced the rapid advancement of technology. Not only does this apply to virtual care, but academic conferences have also moved into the virtual sphere. Today, my colleagues and I presented our research at the International Conference on Communication in Healthcare in Vienna (a.k.a. from the comfort of my Canadian living room). We examined Singapore’s use of digital communication during the COVID-19 pandemic.