Corporate Governance

Vancouver doctor handed one-day suspension for practicing medicine with inactive license
According to a Nov. 22 notice from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia, Dr. Gregory John Wicks admitted to practicing medicine while his registration was ‘temporarily inactive.’
Innovator: Clearing the path of IPGs
Shams Qaend is determined to help international pharmacy graduates thrive in Canada.

Changes coming to compounding and repackaging policy framework for Alberta pharmacists

Beginning on April 1, 2025, community and satellite pharmacies in Alberta will be authorized to only accept C&R drugs services from C&R pharmacies licensed in the province.
More than 7,200 Saskatchewan residents affected by health-record breach: Report

The privacy commissioner has recommended the company offer those affected credit monitoring for at least 10 years.
Quebec doctors who refuse to stay in public system for 5 years face $200K fine per day

The province has said the number of doctors working exclusively in the private sector has increased by 70% since 2020, and that the trend is especially notable among new doctors.
Sask. announces $60K recruitment incentive for EM, anesthesia, diagnostic radiology residents

In return, residents will have to commit to working in Saskatchewan for two years.
How to use an integrated change management and project management approach to implement new pharmacy technology

Incorporating a new technology without considering the end-users’ experiences and needs decreases its potential for success. Here are some steps you can take to ease the process for all.
What the OCP’s director accountability measures get right: Empowering leadership while ensuring accountability

By requiring directors to formally attest to their oversight of care standards, the policy reinforces their authority to lead.
University of Ottawa and Shoppers Drug Mart to launch the first pharmacy care clinic on a Canadian campus

The new clinic marks a new chapter in healthcare coverage and advancing research opportunities at post-secondary institutions.
Here’s where Canadian experts stand on fluoridating drinking water

A low level of fluoride has been added to tap water in parts of Canada and the U.S. since the 1940s to help reduce tooth decay and cavities.

Vancouver doctor handed one-day suspension for practicing medicine with inactive license

Innovator: Clearing the path of IPGs

Changes coming to compounding and repackaging policy framework for Alberta pharmacists

More than 7,200 Saskatchewan residents affected by health-record breach: Report

Quebec doctors who refuse to stay in public system for 5 years face $200K fine per day

Sask. announces $60K recruitment incentive for EM, anesthesia, diagnostic radiology residents

How to use an integrated change management and project management approach to implement new pharmacy technology

What the OCP’s director accountability measures get right: Empowering leadership while ensuring accountability

University of Ottawa and Shoppers Drug Mart to launch the first pharmacy care clinic on a Canadian campus

Here’s where Canadian experts stand on fluoridating drinking water